European Commission forces across EU tax changes to curb Aggressive Tax Planning practices - Malta

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Martin Everson said:
1,200 euros a month UBI in Germany as part of a trial??
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Just imagine how inflation and taxes will be adjusted to do that.
but:
Germany is very specific and strong country almost all work is done by automates in factories.
Some farmers still bring people to collect vegetables.
Remote working teaching/medicare can be replaced via AI/machine learning scripts.
Germany was able to absorb 1m migrants that cost them monthly 1k Euro each, and they still got good economy parameters.

Now next true story I have got German lessons with person that was helping people with getting welfare in Germany or basic pension .
To be fair they have system that pays unemployment people in Germany like 1200-1400 Euro per month right now(in 2017 everyone could hack that system after 3 months there, later they changed rules).
(that includes money for rent utilities, food stamps, cloths stamps, entertainment stamp cinema/theaters shows).
In German TV was show when they got guy who was unemployed for 10 years he was suppose to find job , he failed at the end he told that if he would work
he would not have free time to use his stamps for entertainment so he left his job for 1100 Euro . (some people were shocked but nothing has changed)

To be fair many people right now in government agencies but not only do "s**t worth job", we would do better on some online system...
Reality is that government forcing law is creating like 50%-70% of fake jobs - give them UBI and let others work.
Sadly they will f**k up that part increasing regulations so demand for s**t-job will remain.
 
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As a western European who has seen his country destroyed from the inside over the past 20 years, I see what you mean because we had this mechanism 30 years ago. I actually live in Eastern Europe, and I can see people don't really understand what's going on. The biggest problem for me is that the eastern european countries are really afraid of Russia and I understand why, but because of this they seem to believe that following the United States will be safe. Sadly, there are many advantages to being a follower of the United States in the short term, but in the long term it comes with a new form of socialism a destructive soft power and a complete destruction of your country.

Personally, I think Eastern Europe should look to Russia because with the western europe disease there is no going back, after being bitten it's over and your country will not survive.
 
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#23
Honestly, I think you are missing something relevant (and always approaching each answer as you own the unique truth ... that's quite annoining, at leats for me).
What you see on the facade is never the truth.
Just read this and maybe you'll get the reasons of what I'm saying.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...clear-power-to-pubs-and-schools-b1841056.html
UK can be everything but a joke, especially when is about defending their own political and financial interests globally.
As i said, it will take time but UK will be laughing about EU.
It's not abut what EU nees from UK .... Brexit was enough for UK as it showed all EU countries that there's a way-out.
 
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I'm not Polish nor living in Poland so possibly that's it as you said.

But nevertheless it's a slap in the face to Brussels bureaucrats.
 
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cangarooo said:
And this is the number 2
https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/hungary-s-orban-backs-polish-court-ruling-challenging-eu-law/47015528
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since there is in Poland now "hot potato" topic.
Law portal prepared list of countries that had similar ruling like Poland have.
Hungary/Poland are countries that will use power of Veto if some bigger countries will want put sanctions on them - that was always very vocal.
Covid recovery plan came to action when they put sanctions of not giving money for those who obey to discipline some countries and bypass that Veto possibility.
In case of Malta issue was taxes, in Poland there is whole juridical system drama.
EU commission put on everyone some conditions before they will get money from EU.
In Covid recovery plan ALL countries agreed to have EU TAXES to finance those Covid loans.


Translated version for you who don't want EU law over their system - related article below.
https://www-gazetaprawna-pl.transla...sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=pl&_x_tr_pto=nui
 
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Interesting article, even if it was made in July.
So, 2 things I can extract from this:
- it's clear that the push of the EU sovranism is not appreciated by most of the EU countries, especially from those originally initiated this (Italy, Spain, Germany and France)
- nice to see that these days noise about Poland is having way more impact than the German or French decision reported in the article. If Germans and French are "pissing on" EU, it's all ok, If Poland (or anybody else) does it .... it's slap in the face.

Very happy to see the EU two-speed approach.
Thanks for sharing this @Rzeznik
 
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cangarooo said:
Just read this and maybe you'll get the reasons of what I'm saying.
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lol...this old on-going contractually agreed project shows nothing of current Chinese UK relations. The fact is relations are not good since HK interference, 5g rejection and now AUKUS etc.

cangarooo said:
UK can be everything but a joke, especially when is about defending their own political and financial interests globally.
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It can be but currently it is a international laughing stock. You don't walk out the door without a game plan and I hope Poland takes note of this and does thing properly in the unlikely event they ever leave.

cangarooo said:
As i said, it will take time but UK will be laughing about EU.
It's not abut what EU nees from UK .... Brexit was enough for UK as it showed all EU countries that there's a way-out.
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You need to quantify time. Didn't Mogg say it could take 50 years to see benefits from brexit and he is pro brexit...lol .
 
#29

Well, obviously.

I don't know which world you live in but hopefully the below graph can create some sense. A country (Poland in this example) that managed to collect twice its GDP in European subventions in less than 10 years should not have the same power as Germany or France in this union. Plus Poland has had its share of political jests and internal conflicts for years now (eg. immigration, defense deals spending on American contracts, not European, etc). I am not sharing an opinion, just facts.

On the UK discussion we will see what arise from it but I would be surprised if the UK manages to become something more than a just a place where money is laundered for individuals and international corporations in the long term (and yet Ireland offers better options for corporates as of today). Even under a EU backlash on Ireland, companies will just find a way to shelter anywhere else in the world. Remember it's 2021 and setting up tax optimization systems is a matter of weeks with the right systems in place.

My opinion is as the world gets fragmented with clashing poles (1. US UK AU NZ JP 2. Europe 3. China Vietnam Indonesia Singapore Malaysia and some countries of the Middle East 4. Russia and potentially East Europe in the very long term), more countries would turn their back on the US creating more freedom for them to create tax heavens and attract investors in a world where digitalization and virtual assets are preeminent (to the UK's loss). My second belief is that in the next 30 to 70 years poles 2, 3 and 4 above will slowly merge as Europe, China, Russia and the whole Eurasian continent becomes heavily economically and geopolitically integrated and interdependent, to the detriment of the rest of the world.
 

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Yup this is quite a possibility. In end commerce will win over all else.
 
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Poland will have to conform sooner or later, and so does the whole of the EU. It will be a large surveillance society, where one cannot beat a s**t without paying tax.
 
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I think the next EU law will be banning unprotected sex outside marriage or a registered partnership. Thats the cold logic of an average EU bureaucrat these days. I said it here first folks...lol. They have already told you who you can and cannot meet during covid lockdowns so this would be a new measure to stop spread of infectious diseases and unwanted pregnancies.

Get out of EU while you still can
 
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hahaha Or what to wear when going outside? The great EU might design a uniform in rainbow colors
 
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I am telling you guys EU mandate on unprotected sex is coming. They just need a pretext which will be a new STD emerging from........Wuhan
 
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