Search

Poponze wrote that Borges responded to a follower who criticized his stance after the rapper started the movement "Rap Against the Right." According to Poponze, Borges said that the follower's community could be labeled as terrorists and suffer bomb attacks at home. He also stated that, for him, someone "from the chapa" could not support Bolsonaro. https://t.co/m5zyJhVObz #Borges #RapContraADireita #politica (translated)

The author said Independent Ireland and Aontú had again voted with the government in budget votes, this time to reduce Capital Gains Tax for landlords and corporations. They said the measure would provide €186 million to the country’s richest people while most people were struggling. https://t.co/Ob8KFzxb36 #Budget2023 #IrishPolitics #CapitalGainsTax #IE

The author wrote that Independent Ireland and Aontú had joined the government to pass an inheritance tax reduction that, they said, would benefit the richest 3% of the population. They argued that efforts should instead focus on protecting ordinary people from the cost-of-living crisis. https://t.co/UDNizMLEKH #Ireland #TaxReform #CostOfLiving #IE

Felipe Leme stated that B3 had a historic day, with an increase of more than 7% in the Bovespa index and a drop of more than 20 cents in the dollar. He attributed the movement to the hope that Flávio could defeat Lula in the second round and interpreted the optimism as a sign of investor support for economic freedom. Leme argued that Flávio should present proposals for tax cuts and public spending reductions, citing the style of Javier Milei, who, according to him, yelled "AFUERA!" when announcing cuts in ministries. Among the measures he suggested were to end split payment and the fee on blouses, reduce ministries, and reconsider the oversight of the Income Tax. The author added that many Brazilians would be suffocated by taxes and that some of them had not even voted but could mobilize in the face of the prospect of paying less. He urged Flávio to quickly present a cuts plan and accelerate the campaign. #B3 #Bovespa #Eleições2024 (translated)

Wilma wrote that she felt alternately self-confident and stressed because she would start her new job on the shuttle bus the next day. She had picked up the bus that afternoon and received instructions, and thought she was ready for it. After her first workday, she hoped to experience less stress. #NieuweBaan #Zelfvertrouwen #StressManagement (translated)

The Lula Acervo profile stated that Flávio Bolsonaro intended to cut social programs and privatize state-owned companies. According to the author, the reduction of benefits would decrease the money available to families, harm commerce, and could increase credit card defaults and interest rates. The profile also mentioned that gasoline had become more expensive after Bolsonaro privatized the distributor. In defense of another economic policy, it attributed to Lula measures such as eliminating the income tax for the middle class, reducing the so-called "blusinhas tax," and eliminating the tax on basic food baskets. #Economia #ProgramasSociais #Privatização (translated)

The author argued that Ireland should not be held to the demands of US multinational companies, which they described as using the country as a corporate tax haven. They said the government had no Plan B and was therefore increasing its efforts to offer everything to big tech, adding that the situation would eventually end. #Budget27 https://t.co/E2jUptah6V #Ireland #TaxHaven #BigTech #US #IE

The author argued that, despite government claims that the budget would benefit workers, changes to tax and USC would provide increases of only 1.5%, and less than 1% for many, compared with inflation of 3.5%. They said workers’ incomes would therefore fall in real terms and fail to cover rising living costs, and called on workers to fight and strike.

"If the French do not choose a political breakthrough, France is heading towards insolvency," France's most popular presidential candidate Marine Le Pen announced on Tuesday that if she is elected president next year, she will implement a €140 billion spending cut by 2032. #maksud #usaldus #riigieelarve (translated)

The author indicated that he would reduce the current flat tax rate to 30% and replace the IFI with a tax on financial wealth. According to him, this tax would only affect the wealthiest French people and would preserve real estate as well as professional assets. https://t.co/pWIz2JD7wj #Fiscalité #Impôt #Économie #FR (translated)

The author said Budget 27 offered ordinary people a tenner a week, while corporations received €186 million in Capital Gains Tax reductions and €120 million in R&D tax credits. They also wrote that a “shedsit” was now classed as a “Designated Auxiliary Dwelling” and was exempt from tax. #Budget #TaxReform #OrdinaryPeople #IE

On Sunday, the Great Pardubice begins, the oldest and toughest horse race in Europe, in which eleven horses will participate, including national favorites and strong international rivals, and one of the most controversial challenges is the Great Taxis Ditch, symbolizing both courage and tragic events. #WielkaPardubicka #wyścigi #sportjeździecki (translated)

Dividend King wrote that Google made more than 20 times the profits of TotalEnergies in the second quarter of 2026 and, alone, nearly twice those of all the companies in the CAC 40. He added that he followed American news daily without seeing any media or American political leader calling for the nationalization of Google or a taxation of its "windfall profits" or "super dividends." He presented this as one of the many reasons why a significant portion of his wealth was invested in the United States. #Google #Bénéfices #CAC40 (translated)

The author confirmed the elimination of more than 120 taxes that he deemed ridiculous or unnecessary, presenting this measure as an essential administrative simplification. He stated that he wanted to amplify this approach as soon as his team had access to the services of Bercy. https://t.co/xQekmNVINC #Simplification #Fiscalité #Administration #FR (translated)