Swiss canton votes on a 12% tax cut
On September 27th voters in Vaud will decide whether to cut cantonal income and wealth taxes by 12%. Business groups say the measure would ease the tax burden and bolster purchasing power.
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On September 27th voters in Vaud will decide whether to cut cantonal income and wealth taxes by 12%.
Business groups say the measure would ease the tax burden and bolster purchasing power.
The cantonal government, left-wing parties and trade unions warn that it would blow a hole in the public finances.
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On September 27th voters in Vaud will decide whether to cut cantonal income and wealth taxes by 12%. Business groups say the measure would ease the tax burden and bolster purchasing power. The cantonal government, left-wing parties and trade unions warn that it would blow a hole in the public finances.
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