Beginning January 1, 2026, major French museums-including the Louvre and the Château de Versailles-will charge non-European ...

We explore changes in product quality during France’s major liberalization episode of the mid-nineteenth century. Using new data and existing techniques from the international trade literature, we ...

The Tax Foundation, a think-tank, estimates that 80% of America’s foreign direct investment comes from countries covered by ...

EES border checks, new airport security scanners and protests against mass tourism will impact trips to the Continent ...

President Donald Trump wants his bill of tax breaks and spending cuts on his desk to be signed by July 4th, and he's pushing ...

Demand for suppressors has spiked and recent years, and industry insiders expect eliminating the tax stamp will only strengthen that trend. Early Thursday the House of Representatives passed a ...

If the Senate passes the bill without changing any of these provisions, then suppressors could be purchased without the onerous ATF application that requires fingerprints, a waiting period, and the ...

No tax is popular, but many of the arguments against high stamp duty are sensible ... ‘slices’ of their home’s value. Buyers in France pay 5.8 per cent regardless of price, while Italians ...

The UK charges 0.5 per cent stamp duty on share purchases, compared with 0.3 per cent in France, 0.2 per cent in Hong Kong and zero in the US. As the tax is only charged on UK-registered firms ...

The country’s property tax burden – which includes council tax, business rates, and stamp duty – was 3.7 ... 5 per cent property tax-to-GDP ratio, France was third, also at 3.5 per cent ...

The government must use its Spring Statement to cut the stamp duty on ... not apply a transfer tax on shares and even traditionally less investor-friendly markets like France apply a duty of ...