State of the NationTax table adjusted to increase purchasing power

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The tax table will be adjusted by 2.5 index instalments in order to increase purchasing power from today onwards, Prime Minister Luc Frieden announced in his State of the Nation speech.

The new government reduced the tax table by 4 index tranches this year, which could give households €1,100 more in their pockets each year, depending on the composition of the family, Frieden said in his speech.

Single parents should see some relief from 1 January 2025 onwards. Frieden said there were more and more single-parent households in Luxembourg, leading to the proposal of a single tax bracket in the coalition agreement.

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Furthermore, corporate tax will be slashed from 1 January 2025 to adjust it to the international average, dropping from 17 to 16%.

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To tackle the cost of living crisis, the electricity price cap is set to be maintained until 2025.

In addition, the government is planning a universal healthcare pilot project to target the most vulnerable people in society and ensure everyone has access to doctors and medication.

In addition, the government is planning a universal healthcare pilot project to target the most vulnerable people in society and ensure everyone has access to doctors and medication.

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