99% off Botànic this Thursday, after weeks of inconsistency between the three members who are part of Botànic (PSPV, Compromís and Unides Podem) inheritance tax For companies that invoice more than 10 million Euros per year in the Community of Valencia. This proposal, put forward by the socialists, came to the fore in the commission where the amendments to the Law of Integration were voted on. But it didn’t do so thanks to the support of Valencians and morons, who vehemently opposed what they saw as a tax evasion that slashed public resources and helped those most in need and instead benefited those who had the most. Thanks to the support of the right-wing opposition, the socialist group took the lead.
organized by the Economic Commission. Valencia Courts It approved the proposal submitted by PSPV alone, with two amendments to the Accompanyment Law of Generalitat’s budgets next year. The Socialists voted in favor in the regional Parliament, as did the right-wing bloc formed by the PP, Cs and Vox.
Two amendments approved, regional division of personal income tax and remaining taxes handed over the division determining that the consecutive 99% bonus applies only to small companies with global turnover not exceeding the 10 million mark at year-end.
trustees
The three trustees of the Botànic groups did not hesitate to make their discrepancy on the Inheritance Tax public; This confirms that as next year’s regional elections draw near, political parties are increasingly emphasizing their position beyond alliances to attract voters. they have institutions. In this context, socialist trustee Ana Barceló stated that she hoped Compromís and Unides Podem would join the socialist approach before the commissions started, but it did not happen.
“We never think it’s time to forgive taxes for the people who have the most money, and instead give people their money. State Pay attention to them,” said Papi Robles, trustee of Compromís. Valencians remain firm in their position on the fiscal policy that must be followed in the Valencian Community. Since the last general policy debate, when Generalitat president Ximo Puig announced tax reform, the coalition, Botànic ‘s major partner in this field has covered a significant distance.
reactions
This line was also followed by Unides Podem. Before the commission was made, its spokesperson, Pilar Lima, filed a criminal complaint against the “unilateral decision of PSPV” against the succession subsidy. When the session ended, Lima insisted on his position: “PSPV decides on its own to align itself with the right in Europe. tax issue. It’s a progressive government that comes to a tax treaty so that those who have more pay more, and those who have less, unload. He wasn’t the only one raising his voice from among the purple benches. Héctor Illueca, the second vice-president and Minister of Housing, agrees: “PSPV has approved an Inheritance Tax reform that excludes companies that have invoiced more than 10 million euros. It has done so with the support of PP, Cs and Vox. The fund is bad, no taxes, no rights. The road is worse.” The debate even crossed regional borders, as other heroes like Pablo Echenique, who wondered if the PSPV, with the support of the right, was “lowering taxes on millionaires”, expressed their views on the matter.
However, the Socialists continued to argue that the approved measure was aimed at supporting the party. efforts of family businesses It’s kept the economy afloat for generations, and it’s fair to equate them with other perks.
Final green light for the Energy Agency
Botànic was unable to reach an agreement to subsidize the Inheritance Tax and PSPV had to rely on its right to carry out its project. The point where finally a consensus was reached between the three partners of the autonomous government was the implementation of the Valencia Energy Agency. Of course, this hasn’t been an easy question, as the Socialists, Compromís and Unides Podem have had to sort out the differences you have over the functions, powers and legal certainty that the new body will have in recent weeks. Despite the agreement, inconsistencies regarding the implementation of renewable energies remained.
“This is a good deal,” argued socialist trustee Ana Barceló. The PSPV spokesperson thanked the “political will” of its partners in recent weeks to close the differences that until recently seemed insurmountable. For Papi Robles, trustee of Compromís, the deal meant “recovering the botanical spirit.” Pilar Lima, spokesperson for Unides Podem, estimated that the agency is the first step towards achieving energy sovereignty.