We don't have to do this for every single one, but I want to understand the rationale behind retroactive tax increases. My understanding is that previously they were almost unprecedented.
We're making these EIFEL changes, which are in this bill and are retroactive. The government changed the law based on a tax case and made a retroactive tax increase last year, going back 20 years, on financial institutions. The digital sales tax is also planned to be retroactive.
Is it because the government has already booked revenue for this tax year? Is that why it's retroactive?