Every Hour, European Governments Lose Out On €4 Million In Aviation Taxes
The aviation sector benefits from unjustified tax exemptions that, if left unaddressed, will rise in value by 38% in the next three years.
The aviation sector benefits from unjustified tax exemptions that, if left unaddressed, will rise in value by 38% in the next three years.
Consumer Reports does a hatchet job on EVs and fuel taxes.
“While Putin’s war is causing gas prices to go up, Big Oil companies are raking in record profits,” Senator Elizabeth Warren said. “We need to curb profiteering by Big Oil.. that starts with ensuring these corporations pay a price when they price gouge and using the revenue to help American families.”
The emissions of aviation will be priced, the cost of aviation will go up, and that’s part of why my projection of aviation growth is flat through 2100.
Ironically, it was John Howard, a long serving Australian Liberal (Conservative) Prime Minister, who brought in subsidies for household rooftop solar in Australia (circa 2007). As well as subsidies for the upfront purchase, there were generous feed-in tariffs (FIT). The solar system on my roof was installed in 2009 and … [continued]
A new study by Consumer Reports show that many states are seemingly punishing electric vehicle (EV) drivers for owning an EV.
Many bold statements were made about how the new tax act would help make America great again, but in truth, it did little other than fatten the wallets of those who already qualify as some of the richest people in history. Now the non-partisan Congressional Research Service has released a scathing report confirming what most of us knew all along.
Who said Denmark is not ready for electric vehicles? On the contrary, the Organization of Danish Motorists FDM has the perfect solution for anyone with range anxiety in their EV:
Governor Rossello of Puerto Rice is infuriated that the Republican tax bill has stripped the island of important tax advantages critical to rebuilding its economy. He promises to mobilize Puerto Ricans living in the United States to vote against those responsible for the treachery.
Billionaires are sitting on islands of cash. Large corporations are as well. The middle class and poor, not so much. Nonetheless, there’s a popular myth that’s been making the rounds for decades (especially in Republican circles, but even much more broadly). This myth says that giving the super rich more money will result in better economic outcomes than giving the middle class and poor more money.