Politics thriller: Tax delay ensures Zoff between the PP and the government!

Politics thriller: Tax delay ensures Zoff between the PP and the government!

Madrid, Spanien - On December 11, 2024, there are significant political and social developments in Spain. In the middle of the preparations for the new year, the question arises of personal resolutions. Reporter Isma Juárez has started a survey to find out what people made up for in 2025. A young woman named María reports that her father forces her to read all of Wyoming's books, which she sometimes feels as punishment. "Sometimes I think it's a Castigo," she told Juárez after she shows that she has sporty ambitions that she can hardly implement, like Lasexta reported.

At the political level, signals for significant changes are imminent. The dispute over the Impuesto Sobre El Valor de la Producción Eléctrica (IVPee) has led to an alliance between the Partido Popular (PP) and the Junts. The two parties have reached an agreement on Monday that aims to suspend 7% tax surcharge to energy production. This decision could have a major impact on the country's tax policy. While the PP and other allies, including VOX, try to lower this tax rate to zero, the government has initiated countermeasures under Pedro Sánchez. According to Libre Mercado Lead legislation because the coalition with Sumar tries to prevent the tax rate from lowering.

This year, the Spanish government has taken up a total of 2,148 million euros by reviving four energy -related taxes, which includes an increase in VAT rate to electricity. The companies are faced with the pressure, while the government under Sánchez has succeeded in recovering tax income from the crisis. The debates about whether these measures make sense or whether they endanger competitiveness will shape the political discussions in the near future.