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Portugal’s new centre-right Prime Minister Luis Montenegro announced income and corporate tax cuts in his first speech to parliament. Montenegro’s Democratic Alliance party, which has no majority, refused to make an accord with the far-right Chega party. Income tax will be cut by 1.5 billion euros, with middle-income earners benefiting most. Company taxes will be reduced from 21 percent to 15 percent over three years. The government’s programme will only pass in parliament with the abstention of the Socialists, who have 78 seats compared to the Democratic Alliance’s 80. Chega made significant gains in the March elections, and the Socialists have said they will oppose many government measures. Socialist leader Pedro Nuno Santos has warned that it will be “practically impossible” for his party to support the government’s 2025 budget.
Companies are advised to begin tax filing procedures for the 2023 tax year as soon as possible to complete CIT reconciliation before the deadline of May 31, 2024.
The season for China CIT reconciliation in 2024 is underway, and companies are advised to begin tax filing procedures for the 2023 tax year as soon as possible to complete CIT reconciliation before the deadline of May 31, 2024.
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Short sellers betting against MicroStrategy have lost .92 billion since March due to a rally that has helped the stock outperform bitcoin.
A €1.2 billion investment in the development of a port and marina in Larnaca is facing challenges as the state and Kition Ocean Holdings try to prevent a potential fiasco. The President of the Republic is involved in resolving the deadlock, with tensions rising after Kition refused to renew a port guarantee and made accusations against the government. Efforts are being made to find a resolution, with the President meeting with Kition officials and the Larnaca Development Committee convening to address the issues. The project is expected to start in June, and the Audit Service is monitoring the situation closely.
Global economic growth is projected to reach just 2.8% by 2030, a full percentage point below the historical average, unless major reforms are made to boost productivity and leverage technologies like artificial intelligence, according to the IMF.
The content discusses updated data from the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center showing a decreasing shareholder tax base and how it could affect tax policy. The percentage of taxable shareholders has dwindled over time, with implications for taxing dividends and capital income. Foreign investors, retirement accounts, and not-for-profit institutions are the largest groups of nontaxable shareholders. The article aims to address the issue of a shrinking tax base and provides transparency in methodology for readers to engage with the data. The implications of the decreasing shareholder tax base include the impact on corporate tax cuts benefiting foreign investors and the need to consider solutions like a withholding tax on corporate distributions to foreign investors.
Fact: The IRS issued proposed regulations on April 9, 2024, that would impact publicly traded domestic corporations and certain publicly traded foreign corporations that repurchase their stock or whose stock is acquired by certain affiliates.