Tax policies targeting high earners, banks, and luxury sectors are designed to impose higher taxes on wealthy individuals, financial institutions, and luxury goods and services. These policies aim to redistribute wealth, address income inequality, and increase government revenue for social programs. Proponents argue that such taxes promote economic fairness, reduce income inequality, and generate funds for essential public services. Opponents argue that these taxes discourage investment, hurt economic growth, and may unfairly burden certain sectors.
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Response rates from 250 Grangegorman Middle voters.
82% Yes |
18% No |
82% Yes |
18% No |
Trend of support over time for each answer from 250 Grangegorman Middle voters.
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Trend of how important this issue is for 250 Grangegorman Middle voters.
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Unique answers from Grangegorman Middle voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
@9ZHWS592wks2W
I think extreme high earners should be taxed over €250k but I think taxing people on €40-100k at the higher rate is wrong
@9ZJQMRM2wks2W
Yes on banks and luxury sectors, but higher earning individuals should constitute those earning six figures or more… ie. Raise the higher tax bracket
@9ZJMJ7S2wks2W
Taxes should be higher for those earning more money however there shouldn’t be policies that explicitly target these groups.
@9ZLKG522wks2W
Somewhat however it must be highly regulated and should only target banks and sectors no high earners
@9ZKM6BG2wks2W
What exactly is a high earner ? For example a salary over 300,000 is what I would consider a high earner…
@9ZKJN332wks2W
Higher taxes yet but sector dependant - film industry for example is booming due to tax incentive creating a huge amount of work here in an incredibly competitive global industry
@9ZKHQHM2wks2W
Not really if someone has worked hard to be sucessful I don't think they should be treated more harshly
@9ZK5C3C2wks2W
These tax policies although seem like they target higher earners are seemingly only pushing away investment in Ireland and actually trickling down on middle and lower class.
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