Puig sets a date for tax reform, and his partners attribute their support to greater pressure on higher incomes

Specifically, the Valencian Government will divide the approval of the measures into two procedures. On the one hand, by decree Tax deduction for incomes below 60.000 EuroIt will be applied retrospectively from 1 January 2022. On the other hand, an upward change in taxes that are assumed to be reflected in the Tax Measures Law as of 2023. Possibly in Wealth Tax or increase in income tax rates For rentals starting from 120.000 Euro. In parliament, the Valencianists, led by Papi Robles, showed their willingness to reach an agreement, but stressed one thing, as they stressed, that if an agreement could not be reached, the ratification of both packages of measures should be postponed. goes hand in hand with the other, that is, if there are permissive changes, the collection cannot be reduced to benefit average revenues. to compensate for this decrease in incomeyes And on the same line they are from Unides Podem.

PP’s trustees, Maria José Katalastarted the round of questions focusing on three issues to oversee the Valencian Government. On the one hand, the tax reform that Puig announced during the general policy debate 23 days ago and which has not yet been implemented. On the other hand, criticizing that the Accompanyment Law plans to increase 10% total 4,529 citizenship fee. He also highlighted the plans of the Valencian left to approve four new taxes, such as the tourism tax and three taxes linked to the new Climate Change Law. Catalá considered the industry, tile companies, and the tourism sector to be tax measures penalizing.

protest in Alicante

“Taxes go out the back door,” he reproached Puig, who also blamed General Government Budgets. . Catalá, “What benefit do you bring to the Valencians?” she asked. PresidentAt the suggestion of businessmen to reject State accounts, he asked him several times if he would consider attending the demonstration scheduled for next week in Alicante. For his part, the district leader missed the money. He decided to ignore this question. Nor did he refer to the PP’s proposal. agree on joint changes in budgets According to Sánchez Executive’s Catalá, what the Community needs is to lower taxes, change the financing model and invest more from the Government, Puig thinks we need to continue Botànic’s policies to face the crisis.

The slap in the face meant for the province by the General Budget was a championship and, as expected, put the criticism on a plate. But the head of Consell was finally convinced that it would be possible to change the situation. In this sense, he argued that during his interventions in the Valencian Parliament, Consell continued to work in the Valencian Community to “return to an internal balance” with State accounts for 2023. From here, Puig pulled the newspaper library to reproach Catalá. The “cynicism” that set out to criticize Budgets that included a 9.4% investment in global autonomy was around 6% during the PP administration. He reiterated that progress would be made in terms of fiscal progressiveness on the Generalitat’s accounts and accused the PP of wanting to impose the neoliberal formula of British Prime Minister Liz Truss, who announced her resignation shortly after. to push forward. He told the popular that if their model consisted of “raising taxes and cutting utilities”, which they implemented in the 2008 crisis, Botànic wasn’t interested in that way because it was “people-oriented”. In the midst of this discussion, he took the opportunity to announce new social measures, such as the extension of the additional 30% discount on public transport until the end of next year or the extension of the early detection program for breast cancer to patients aged 74. .

Cs was also not happy with the tax cut. “The groundbreaking tax revolt represents an average annual savings of 111 euros per Valencia”. “Charity,” said Ruth Merino.

Green light to help support Imserso

All Valencian parliamentary belts, except the far right, supported the Consell decree to inject aid to hotel businesses participating in the Imserso program. In this way, employers will receive 6.70 Euros per night within the framework of the holiday plan. An amount provided by the central government, supplementing 22 euros per person per day on full board, an amount that hoteliers describe as insufficient. With this contribution, it is aimed that the sector will maintain employment in the low season and the total contribution is estimated to be 5 million Euros.

Discounted transportation in 2023

Regional budgets for 2023 will include an extension of the additional 30% discount on public transport until the end of next year. This is a 30% discount added to the rates set by the Government of up to 50% for the public transport of regional jurisdiction, including bus concessions, during the next year when municipal, regional and regional elections will be held. . According to Puig, this extension will co-exist with the free transport of Cercanías and Media Distancia announced in 2023 by the manager of Pedro Sánchez.

Climate change and animal welfare continue to be covered

Botànic’s legislative agenda continues at full capacity seven months before the elections. At the plenary meeting this Thursday, the changes to the total recorded by the PP against the new Climate Change Law, which introduced three new green taxes, were canceled: one for greenhouse gas emissions from industry, another for polluting vehicles and the last for large commercial surfaces. The Animal Welfare Act also continues.