Generalitat chairman Ximo Puig declared that the financial reform, which he announced with the start of the new political path, “progressive” and will affect, in addition most vulnerable sectorsabout middle classes, “those who are currently suffering from the crisis”. At the moment, no additional details are known about the proposal to reduce the tax burden. The lack of specificity has put the Carlos Mazón-led PPCV on a plate to return to the fray with the proposal to reduce taxes presented a year ago. In fact, he will re-record it to the Cortes to rekindle the debate on this issue, knowing that it is entirely unlikely to implement Botànic’s recipe, which he guarantees will save €1,530 million for Valencians.
The Consell president joined Novelda today to cut the first bunch of Bagged Table Grapes from Vinalopó, where the 2022 campaign kicked off. There he stated that the economic measure that the Valencian Government would promote would have “the same parameters” and expanded “the first financial reform of this Government”.
“We will ensure that this is progressive tax reform and that it moves forward in other sectors, particularly the middle classes, which are currently suffering from the crisis,” Puig said. He added that the measure will “of course” have repercussions. “the most vulnerable”, but “at the same time” in the middle classes.
Finally, he stated that this would be a financial reform that “will not be as regressive as the opposition proposes”.constitutionalist“, “that is, to defend financial progress.”
Mazón said that if Puig really wanted to cut taxes, he could “do it tomorrow” without further delay. “it doesn’t happen, it comes late and bad”.
“We proposed a major revolution and fiscal reform with concrete measures from PPCV. Our tax cut, 1,530 million euro savings for citizens, and it was a long time ago that this was done.”
Mazón recalled that the PPCV’s financial reform, along with changes to the Generalitat’s budgets, was presented in the Cortes with Illegal Proposals, “and Puig Consell systematically told us no.” He explained that the PPCV proposal “includes a large reduction in Personal Income Tax, even offering and lowering the IRPF within the Community, raising the minimum personal exemption specifically for the lowest incomes. 31% for lowest income and they refused.
The head of PPCV stressed that the Puig Government “refused to abolish the Inheritance, Inheritance and Donations Tax during all this time and to phase out the housing tax, which puts a 10% weight on those who want to buy a house in Istanbul. Valencia Community. This tax is the most It will be incremental for those who need it badly and those who don’t want to start it.”
In line with this, Mazón announced that the PPCV will present its proposal to reform the tax code at the Cortes tomorrow “to implement the financial reform needed by the citizens of the Commonwealth of Valencia.” The head of PPCV stated “if it’s true they want to lower taxes it can be done tomorrow” and in this sense, he asked whether the Generalitat Government is “willing to deliver on what it has promised, or will it be late once again”. “Are you willing to issue a decree tomorrow to urgently lower taxes on the Valencian Community, as PPCV has wanted for a year, or will we listen again to unfulfilled, belated and unrealized promises? Do we know what these are made of?” he asked himself.
“The PPCV proposal is very clear, it has data, it knows where it is going, its aim is to save activities, employment in the Community of Valencia and, above all, the lowest income and They’ve been telling us no for a year“, it’s finished.
Source: Informacion
