Portuguese Finance Minister Joins EU Counterparts in Push to Tax Extraordinary Corporate Profits

Portugal's Finance Minister has joined his counterparts from Spain, Italy, and Austria in signing a letter to the European Commission. The letter advocates for taxing extraordinary corporate profits, particularly those benefiting from the economic consequences of conflict.

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Sarmento quer taxar lucros extraordinários das empresas

Ministro das Finanças português juntou-se aos de Espanha, Itália e Áustria e assina carta à Comissão Europeia que pretender dar "mensagem clara" aos "que lucram com consequências da guerra" no Irão.

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Portuguese Finance Minister Joins EU Counterparts in Push to Tax Extraordinary Corporate Profits

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