- Cabildo Abierto supports the personalized VAT initiative proposed by Alejandro Sanchez
- Deputy Alvaro Perrone expressed support for the initiative on social media, emphasizing the need for discussion and progress without fear
- The personalized VAT proposal has been a part of Cabildo Abierto’s agenda for five years, suggesting varied VAT rates based on individual financial capacity
- The proposal could significantly benefit 140,000 low-income retirees according to Perrone
- Alejandro Sanchez explained that personalized VAT would consider individual financial capacity, unlike the current system which applies uniformly regardless of income
- Sanchez highlighted the example of subsidized gas bottles used differently by low-income households and high-income individuals, suggesting an inequity in the current subsidy system
- The future Secretary of the Presidency emphasized the need to address tax evasion and adjust tax burdens without increasing overall tax pressure as key issues for the upcoming government
Source: ambito.com
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