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With an increase in inequality, RICH taxation is highly on the agenda, and the richest people are often criticized for making a lesser contribution to public finances than ordinary taxpayers.
A recent study appointed by NPO OXFAM and Greenpeace He found that all over the world people in the Philippines are more supported by excellent taxation.
NPOs strive for greater global taxation of the rich in order to support more than 3.7 billion people – almost half of the population of the planet living in poverty. Oxfam reports that Over the past ten years, 3000 billionaires of the world have earned 6.5 trillion in the world.Field
The current study, which collected data on all political beliefs, income levels and age groups, was conducted in 1325 in 13 countries, including Great Britain, the USA, France, Germany, Italy and Spain.
The issues were intended to determine the level of public support for excellent taxation in order to ensure state expenses for public services, such as healthcare, schools, schools and schools. Investments in renewable energy sourcesAmong others.
Among the European countries participating in the survey, Italy showed the greatest support. The most popular, supported by 94% of the population was about Superb taxation to make it better to make it better HealthThe field won 91% of the population in Spain, 90% in France, 89% in the UK and 85% in Germany.
An equally popular idea was to close governments in order to prevent rich and international companies to use tax shelters and used increased tax revenues to improve public services. 94% of respondents in Italy supported this idea, 91% in the UK, 90% in Spain and France and 86% in Germany.
Less popular reasons for Superb tax collection included an increase in investment in renewable energy sources and improving home insulation.
In Germany, 18% of people opposed the increase in overflow taxes in order to ensure state expenses for renewable energy, while 75% supported this idea. In France, 16% against and 79% also supported the UK, 16% and 80% are said. In Spain, the ratio is 15% versus 81%, and in Italy – 10% and 88%.
Support for improving housing isolation in this context won 28% in Germany, 22% in Italy and Great Britain and 20% in France and Spain.
Another study shows similar broad support for taxation of those who have more funds. In accordance with The last survey of the Eurobarometer For taxation, 80% of the EU citizens said that they would say that they would force large multinational companies to pay a minimum tax in each country where they work. Almost two -thirds (65%) of respondents will support the introduction of tax on the richest people. Support was the highest in Hungary (78%), Bulgaria and Croatia (both 71%).
Where are the rich in Europe already taxed?
According to the research tank of the International Tax Fund based in Washington, only the minority of European countries apply taxes for the rich.
Pure taxes on wealth levied on all wealth belonging to a person (without duty) were introduced in Norway, Spain and Switzerland, while taxes on wealth on separate assets exist in France, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands.
Meanwhile, Oxfam notes that an impulse increases behind a growing impulse G20 proposal on the taxation of superclThis proposal will force people to have more than $ 1 billion (860 million euros)) to pay the minimum amount of tax per year equal to 2% of their wealth.
Spain also demonstrated its loyalty to the equalization of inequality, when in July the country joined his efforts with Brazil and created a new global coalition to tax on the covers of higher ones. The countries also called on other countries to participate in the debate and create a progressive global tax system.
“They indicate a harsh reality: the richest 1% of the world’s population contains more than 95% of humanity together,” said the UN, praising the movement of countries.