Denmark’s new government will cut corporate and income taxes and is keeping on former prime minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen to lead negotiations with the US over Greenland.
Mette Frederiksen secured a third term as Danish prime minister this week by pulling together a four-party coalition of leftwing parties and Rasmussen’s centrist group.
The new government will cut Denmark’s corporate tax rate from 22 per cent — the joint highest in the Nordics — by 3 percentage points in the next three years, and eliminate income tax bands for the highest earners.
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