Emmanuel Macron and taxation
May 24, 2017
The changes are as follows:
Income from assets, irrespective of their characteristics (interest, dividends and capital gains) would be taxed at a flat rate of 30%, of which 15.5% are social security contributions. In other words income from assets would henceforth be taxed at a rate of
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Post election relief, will Macronomics deliver?
This time round the pollsters didn’t get it wrong and Emmanuel Macron was indeed elected president of the French Republic on 7 May, as the markets had widely anticipated. Significant upswings had already taken place after Macron headed the first round results on 21 April, as well as following the no-holds-barred debate 3 May […]
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Reforms to UK RND status put on hold by UK Government until after the election
May 12, 2017
UK Chancellor announced on 25 April that a series of ‘significant clauses’ from the Finance Bill are on hold. In the run up to the 8 June election, the UK Chancellor has announced a delay to reforms expected in the Finance Bill (no 2) 2017. These include the implementation of a maximum period […]
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