Reinventing tax imposition on the rich to collect up to €350 billion.
A report that inspired Sumar's proposal simulates the impact of several mechanisms, from setting minimum tax rates to capping wealth.
Spain could generate up to 350 billion euros in additional revenue by implementing a minimum tax on large fortunes, a progressive levy, or capping individual wealth, according to a new report. This tax could be used to fund various public services, such as pensions, which currently lack a solution and concern the entire population. Marina Alcázar, a researcher from the Paris School of Economics and co-author of the study, emphasizes that the potential revenue could be invested in numerous areas.
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