Disgruntled Labour members call for new tax measures

A group of disgruntled Labour politicians have called for three new tax measures aimed at raising one billion euro a year.

Disgruntled Labour members call for new tax measures

A group of disgruntled Labour politicians have called for three new tax measures aimed at raising one billion euro a year.

Deputies Tommy Broughan and Patrick Nulty, who lost the Parliamentary Party whip, and MEP Nessa Childers want a wealth tax, financial transaction tax and new 48% income tax rate for those earning over €100,000 euro.

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