@mmm Of course not! Setting such figures would be obviously...

Of course not!

Setting such figures would be obviously part of the legislative process.

However, in the initiative's FAQ (link below), it is stated that threshold should be set according to the member states' own economic situation, making clear that a family home and liquid assets of about €1M should not be taxed as "wealth".

https://www.tax-the-rich.eu/home#faq

@fnohe @chowderman @phneutral

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Mark Mullen

@mina @fnohe @chowderman @phneutral

Great. Sounds good. Thank you.

To help with this, I can of course repost. But which countries does the effort most need help with?

29 September at 6:05 | Open on mastodon.sdf.org

Mina replied to Mark

@mmm

Every vote counts, but Belgium, Spain and Italy are the closest ones to pass their national thresholds. So focussing on these, makes sense.

@fnohe @chowderman @phneutral

29 September at 6:15 | Open on berlin.social

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