Published on January 10, 2025 at 12:24 p.m. / Modified on January 10, 2025 at 12:28.
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Economic circles have not been satisfied by the generosity of the Grand Council of Vaud. Despite a step by deputies in their direction at the end of 2024 with the acceptance of the UDC proposal for a cumulative reduction of 7% in cantonal income tax by 2027, they confirmed, this Friday, maintaining their “Tax Cuts for All” initiative. As a reminder, this text carried jointly by the Vaud Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CVCI), the Vaud Real Estate Chamber (CVI) and the Vaud Employers’ Federation (FPV) requires a 12% rebate on personal income taxation. physical.
“The initiative aims to reduce cantonal taxes from an extreme level to a level which will be in the upper Swiss average,” comments Olivier Feller, director of the CVI. Contrary to what has been said by our political adversaries, this text is very reasonable.” The initiators also indicate that they want to maintain this vote out of respect for the approximately 28,000 signatories, while 12,000 initials would have been enough. “We will never fall into extreme taxation like the cantons of Schwyz or Zug,” continues the PLR national advisor. Quite simply, we must leave our place as the red lantern in this area.”
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