The BE coordinator accused the PS this Thursday of preparing to “abandon”, in particular the proposals to block the IRS “in the name of an agreement” with the PSD, considering that this would be a “bad sign”.
Speaking to journalists at the Assembly of the Republic, Mariana Mortagua recalled that on April 24, the parliament as a whole approved several proposals on the IRS, including the proposals from BE, which received the support of the Socialists.
“The PS has approved these proposals and is currently preparing to abandon these proposals in order to exchange the opportunity for young people to deduct mortgage interest from the IRS in the name of an agreement with PSD for IRS levels,” accused Mariana Mortagua.
Mortagua argued that with the approval of most of the BE projects – “one to update a specific deduction and another to deduct mortgage interest from post-2011 loans to the IRS” – the parties who approved them demonstrated a “commitment.”
“There was a commitment on the part of the parties that did this, and there was a possibility that the left would approve very important measures, and I think it would be a bad sign if these proposals fell on deaf ears during and at the end of this process.” in which so many measures were approved, there was an agreement between PS and PSD for reform only at the IRS level,” he argued.
The PS today sent a replacement text to the PSD, BE and PCP, to which Lusa had access, which aims to harmonize the various IRS projects discussed in the specialty, considering it possible to “ensure a broad consensus” for the approval of the measure.
According to the Socialists, “this PS proposal for a replacement text represents an important basis for bringing together different positions and can provide a broad consensus for the approval of the measure, which should enter into force on July 1, 2024.”
According to the PS, its proposal guarantees, among other things, the preservation of the budgetary margin determined by the government.
“Profits are guaranteed for all income categories,” adds PS, with “large increases for incomes up to 2,400 euros, with particular emphasis on incomes between 1,000 and 1,800 euros, which have an increase of more than double the government offer.” “.
Taking into account the BE proposal, the PS also wants to recommend that the Government include an extension to the deduction of interest payments on home loans as part of the review of housing support legislation.
On April 24, Parliament as a whole approved without a vote the PS, BE, and PCP IRS proposals, as well as the government’s requests, Chega’s, and IL’s proposals to downgrade the specialty to specialty.
Author: Lusa
Source: CM Jornal
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