Tag: Social Policy
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Carney Announces Automatic Tax Filing and Permanent School Food Program
Carney unveils a pivotal shift for low-income Canadians In a move the Liberal government hopes will reshape how vulnerable Canadians access benefits, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced two major policy measures: the long-awaited automatic tax filing system for low-income households and the permanent establishment of the national school food program. The announcements, delivered at a…
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Understanding Sweden’s New Budget: A Push for Household Consumption
Introduction In light of the recent inflation and interest rate shocks, many Swedes have shifted their focus from consumption to saving. This trend has significantly contributed to the prolonged recession the country is currently experiencing. To combat this issue, the Swedish government has proposed a series of measures in the upcoming budget aimed at reigniting…
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Understanding the New Social Property Exchange Law
Introduction to the Social Property Exchange Law The new Social Property Exchange Law, officially titled “Social Property Exchange, Social Leasing, Three-Child Family Status, and Other Provisions”, is a significant legislative move by the Ministry of Social Cohesion and Family. This law aims to enhance the utilization of public assets and support various social groups, particularly…
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Family Businesses Rally Against Inheritance Tax Initiative in Switzerland
On November 30, the people of Switzerland will cast their votes on a significant and controversial initiative titled “For a Social Climate Policy Financed Fairly Through Taxation,” proposed by the Young Socialists. This initiative aims to impose a hefty 50% tax on inheritances and donations exceeding a designated threshold. This bold proposal has sparked considerable…