De la taxa pe carbon la cea pe zahăr și 5G: statele UE negociază ce surse de venit vor finanța viitorul buget european

The Irish presidency is urging EU member states to set realistic revenue targets for new European taxes as it prepares a compromise proposal for the next budget. Member states have been asked to clarify the expected revenue from these taxes and necessary adjustments. The creation of new taxes, termed own resources, is a contentious issue discussed in a recent meeting of European ambassadors. Most member states are open to a package of new resources and adjustments, but compromises are needed. The Irish government notes support for the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, while the Corporate Resource faces criticism. The upcoming discussions will address these issues further, with a new compromise text expected by early October.