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Last Friday, the Council of Ministers approved the elimination of the sun tax, established by the Popular Party.
As well as the reduction of VAT on feminine hygiene products from 21% to 4%.
That is, with this reduction, these products are qualified as "products of first necessity" and not general articles, of optional consumption, as they were qualified before.
Spain was subject to a fiscal policy six points below the European average.
In addition, the tax burden applied to the middle class and working class, not subject to the tax charge based on income.
That is, who would pay more who had more money.
The situation explained in the previous paragraph has led Spain not to invest what was owed in public policies such as dependency, health or education.
If the government did not have a budget adequate to the expense it had, public services were depleted and, with this, have been affecting the middle class and working class who paid the most.
The new Council of Ministers has started working on a fair redistribution of taxes.
"For women to use sanitary napkins, panty liners or other feminine hygiene products, they do not do it as an option, but rather to coexist with a biological factor. need for half of the population "say socialist sources.
On the other hand, Spain is one of the countries with the most hours of sunshine per year.
It does not make sense to put a tax that penalizes the generation of clean energy that does not pollute and makes us self-sufficient.
The same sources affirm that "Cieza will benefit from the elimination of this tax and the ease it has to stop producing energy that contaminates, as well as producing the energy we consume."
In addition, making a fairer tax policy is getting paid according to the social utility of the product or service.
The ciezanos and ciezanas, will see their taxes reduced in products of daily use, affirm the socialists.
Source: PSOE Cieza
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