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According to Politico, representatives of EU member states held a closed-door meeting today regarding the Union's future budget. At the meeting, France's Permanent Representative to the EU, Philippe Leglise Costa, discussed new EU taxes...
France reportedly wants more than 60 billion euros in revenue from new taxes to be applied across the Union to finance the European Union's (EU) budget for the next 7 years.
France believes that new EU-wide taxes and contributions should generate more than 60 billion euros in annual revenue for the EU budget for the period 2028-2034, three European diplomats familiar with the discussions behind closed doors told Politico, speaking on condition of anonymity. At the other end of the spectrum, Germany, the largest net contributor to […] The post France supports new EU taxes that would generate more than 60 billion euro…
France has said new EU-wide taxes should raise more than 60 billion euros in the bloc's next seven-year budget, according to three diplomats… France calls for new EU-wide taxes aimed at raising more than 60 billion euros - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
France said new EU-wide taxes should bring in more than 60 billion euros in the bloc's next seven-year budget, according to three EU diplomats, who asked not to be named, on by sofokleous10..gr
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