Report · Ireland
Confronting Wealth Inequality in Ireland
Models an annual net wealth tax on the top 1% of the population, with a high threshold of about 3 million euro, and puts the yield of a 1% rate at around 1 billion euro a year (2% about 1.7 billion, 3% about 2.5 billion), as Oxfam Ireland's release states it.
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“We are proposing that Ireland should introduce a tax on net household wealth that targets the wealthiest 1 percent of households.”
Confronting Wealth Inequality in Ireland ↗“We are proposing that Ireland should introduce a tax on net household wealth that targets the wealthiest 1 percent of households.”
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