Urkullu has appeared with the three general deputies to present six measures representing a €250 million fiscal effort to minimize the effect of inflation.
Euskaraz irakurri: Lehendakariak % 4ko deflaktazioa iragarri du PFEZaren rates tarte guztietan
The Lehendakari, Iñigo Urkullu, has announced that the Basque institutions will apply 4% deflation in all sections of the personal income tax rate and update the deductions in the same percentage to address the situation caused by the sharp rise in prices.
Urkullu appeared this Thursday along with the three general deputies to account for a battery of six new tax measures so that people have “more money in their pocket”.
“We have shared the monitoring of the situation in the state, in Europe and around the world and of the measures being taken. More than ever, global perspectives determine our local measures,” assured de Lehendakari.
Consequently, the Basque government and the three provincial councils have agreed on the one hand to reduce all components of the personal income tax rate by 4% during the fiscal year 2022. As explained by Urkullu, the amounts of the reduction due to joint taxes are are updated, reduction of the quota and also the deductions are updated in the same percentage of 4%. This deflation, he said, will be added to the deflation applied at the beginning of the year of 1.5%, so that the total figure will be 5.5%.
For someone else, withholding table is being adjusted applicable to income from work from September. In this way, Urkullu has confirmed that the rate deflation will be effective from that month.
It also has the rate reduction to 200 euros applicable for declarations with a General tax base up to 35,000 euros. For example, declarations with a general taxable basis of up to 30,000 euros can apply the reduction of the quota of 200 euros. Between 30,000 and 35,000 euros, this amount of 200 euros is gradually reduced.
The fourth measure collects the exemption from state aid of 200 euros received on the occasion of Royal Decree Law 11/2022. Self-employed workers are also exempt from submitting installment payments for the third and fourth quarters of 2022. The cult, and the latest measure, approves the exemption from filing installments for companies with a turnover of less than 50 million, as long as they do not are included in a fiscal consolidation group.
According to the Lehendakari, these measures represent a fiscal “effort” of 250 million euros. “140 million will benefit all taxpayers and 110 million will benefit the most vulnerable,” he explained.
“From the government and from the Basque institutions, we will closely monitor the effects of these critical situations, taking into account the global scenario and agreeing, evaluating, approving and implementing local measures,” he said.
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Source: EITB
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