2023-09-09 18:03:07
To finance such a measure, the president of the Belgian Labor Party recommends eliminating tax loopholes.which allow the super rich to fill their pockets without paying taxes“.
Still according to Raoul Hedebouw, the tax loophole for tax exemption on capital gains on shares costs the state coffers 4 billion euros.
In passing, he blamed the parties “who call themselves left-wing in the government to forget to say that the exemption from capital gains on shares was decided in 1991 by a government with the socialist parties, PS and Vooruit, with the CD&V and the Engagés, and that they have been in government almost continuously for 30 years. Where are their own red lines? How is it that a right-wing party seems to be able to block everything, but four so-called left-wing parties cannot impose anything serious?“, he asked.
He also attacked those who opposed the questioning of the pension supplements of parliamentarians such as Siegfried Bracke, the former N-VA president of the Chamber, out loud, but also at Vlaams Belang, who had approved the system and including some members who earn 6,000 euros per month “pocket the money“, unflinchingly.
Furthermore, the president of the PTB announced the launch by his formation, with a view to the next electoral deadlines, of a survey of 100,000 people in neighborhoods and businesses throughout the country to address a series of aspects of change in society in matters of tax justice, purchasing power, housing crisis or “privileges of politicians“.
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