On 13 June 2023 the EC proposed a Council Recommendation on developing social economy framework conditions and noted that taxation policies can have "a significant role in fostering the social economy and ensuring that social economy entities can afford to operate alongside mainstream businesses, creating a more equitable business environment while contributing to social inclusion and improved access to employment". Given the wide and general approach of EC proposal – including inter alia references to the role of State aid, public procurement, and European funds – the above-mentioned taxation aspects need to be analysed and considered by the EESC.
EESC section opinion: Taxation Framework for Social Economy Entities
In today's complex geopolitical context, the openness and borderless cooperation in the research and innovation sector may be exploited and turned into vulnerabilities.
EESC section opinion: Proposal for a Council recommendation on enhancing research security
Consumers are increasingly mindful of environmental and social issues when buying products, emphasizing the importance of information on product origin and distribution in their decision-making process.
Strengthening Consumer Information Requirements in the EU
The proposed opinion aims to convey the central role of professional services in the green supply chain, focusing on their strategic integration and synergy with the manufacturing industry.
Folyamatban lévő munkák (updated on 28/06/2024) - Bureau decision date: 15/02/2024
