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The governments of EU member countries exhaust their resources December 13 on average, 18 days before year’s end. That’s seven days later than the year before, marking a significant improvement. Of the 28 EU central governments, nine were in surplus last year. The champions were Malta (with a surplus equal to 35 days’ spending), Sweden (with a 23-day surplus) and Bulgaria (15-day surplus). Their 2017 revenues enabled them to finance…
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Media release Paris, December 12, 2018 : The Institut économique Molinari has calculated the day when European Union (EU) central governments had spent all their annual revenues. Calendar of days when EU central governments spent the last of their revenues THE 4TH EDITION OF THIS STUDY SHOWS THAT : The EU’s central governments exhausted their resources on December 13, 2017, on average, 18 days before year’s end. That’s seven days later than in…
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=https://www.thelocal.fr/20180727/france-still-most-taxed-country-in-euand-the-gap-is-widening
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https://www.epicenternetwork.eu/blog/the-french-tax-burden-is-it-all-worth-it/
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=https://brussels-express.eu/belgium-drops-down-to-3rd-on-list-of-most-heavily-taxed-eu-countries/
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