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Nicosia praises Euro-Turkish relations linked to Cyprob

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Nicosia praises Euro-Turkish relations linked to Cyprob

– The European Council reaffirmed its commitment to a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus problem within the framework of the United Nations and relevant UN Security Council resolutions.
– The government of Cyprus achieved its goal of linking Euro-Turkish relations with the Cyprus problem.
– The EU is ready to play an active role in supporting the UN-led process for the Cyprus settlement talks.
– The European Council sent a powerful message to Turkey, urging constructive engagement in the Cyprus talks for progress in Euro-Turkish relations.
– The strategic discussion of Euro-Turkish relations was referred to the Committee of Permanent Representatives (COREPER) following proposals made by Nicosia during the Council.
– President Nikos Christodoulides and President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen will visit Lebanon on May 2 to discuss a package of additional economic support, the details of which are still under discussion.

Fire brigade to hire 259 new recruits

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Fire brigade to hire 259 new recruits

The fire brigade is in the final stage of recruiting a total of 259 new firefighters to add to its current staff of 680 people.

Cypriot capital markets to benefit from EMTN dual-listing

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Cypriot capital markets to benefit from EMTN dual-listing

Fact: The Finance Ministry, in collaboration with SIX and the Cyprus Stock Exchange, announced the successful activation of the dual-listing of Euro Medium Term Notes (EMTN) of the Republic of Cyprus at the Cyprus Stock Exchange.

Our View: Auditor-general overstepping his position in opposing pension bills

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Our View: Auditor-general overstepping his position in opposing pension bills

Fact: The auditor-general, Odysseas Michaelides, issued a public statement criticizing the opinion given by the Legal Service on government bills dealing with multiple pensions and retirement age, implying that the government was behaving unethically.

Opinion: N.J. corporations are paying well beyond their ‘fair share’ – New Jersey Globe

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Opinion: N.J. corporations are paying well beyond their ‘fair share’ - New Jersey Globe

The text is an opinion piece criticizing progressive groups for targeting corporations without providing factual context. The fact mentioned in the text is that New Jersey businesses paid .1 billion in state and local taxes in FY22, which is the highest corporate tax rate and property taxes in the nation.

Capital gains are going to be taxed more, and these economists say it’s a good thing

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Capital gains are going to be taxed more, and these economists say it's a good thing

Canada’s wealthiest individuals and corporations will soon pay taxes on a larger share of capital gains, with the federal budget proposing to tax two-thirds rather than one-half of capital gains. The increase in the inclusion rate will apply to capital gains above 0,000 for individuals and all capital gains realized by corporations. The changes are expected to generate over billion in tax revenues over five years and will help fund new spending on housing and national defense. Business groups are opposed to the changes, arguing that they will hurt economic growth and productivity, but economists believe that the changes will make the tax system more efficient and level the playing field for businesses. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended the tax change as a matter of fairness, with the additional revenues helping to fund new government spending and keep the deficit at bay.

Corporate Tax Software Market is Likely to Experience a Tremendous Growth in Near Future

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Corporate Tax Software Market is Likely to Experience a Tremendous Growth in Near Future

The text discusses the Global Corporate Tax Software Market analysis, key vendors, and competitive scenario using tools like Porter’s five forces and SWOT analysis. The report provides information on market structure, size, growth potential, changing dynamics, trends, drivers, challenges, opportunities, and restraints in the market. It also includes market share analysis and profiles of key players in the industry.

Why raising capital gains taxes makes sense—yes, really – The Hub

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Why raising capital gains taxes makes sense—yes, really - The Hub

The federal government’s latest budget included significant new spending, with an increase of over billion over five years compared to previous plans. The budget also included a change in capital gains taxes, with two-thirds of gains over 0,000 now counting towards taxes. This change is expected to raise billion over five years and improve the efficiency and equity of Canada’s tax system. The increase in the inclusion rate for capital gains is seen as a move that aligns the tax system with other types of payments and makes it more efficient and equitable.

Amid spat, Elam proposes to gain support to halve asylum application time

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Amid spat, Elam proposes to gain support to halve asylum application time

Far-right Elam has proposed to halve the time refugees have to file asylum applications or appeals in court, with government-supporting parties showing support for the idea.

US is reimposing oil sanctions on Venezuela, officials say

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US is reimposing oil sanctions on Venezuela, officials say

The U.S. will not renew a license that eased Venezuela oil sanctions, imposing punitive measures due to President Nicolas Maduro’s failure to meet election commitments.