Liz Truss reverses: corporate taxes will increase "to reassure the markets"

Liz Truss backs off.

The British premier has announced the abandonment of the plan to eliminate a corporate tax that ensures revenue of around 18 billion pounds.

During a press conference, he said that "the mission of ensuring a high-growth, low-tax economy remains", but "economic conditions continue to deteriorate" and "it is clear - he admitted - that parts of our mini budget have gone beyond. to market expectations. We must act now to reassure the markets on budgetary discipline. "

The abolition of the increase on the corporation tax from 19 to 25% starting from next year therefore jumps, which will therefore be as established by the previous government. 

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 "I want an economy made of low taxes, high wages and high growth. That mission remains", assured Liz Truss during the press conference convened in Downing Street after

, and the appointment to his Jeremy Hunt's place.