Germany agrees corporate tax cuts to ‘stimulate’ economy

by Numisas

10 comments
  1. >The plan foresees a four-year corporate tax cut totaling €32 billion.

  2. It’s unclear from the article whether the headline rate of Corporation Tax is falling, or whether reliefs are increasing.

  3. Fuckers. Cut taxes for real people who’ll actually use the savings to buy things they need. Enough of this trickle-down conservative bullshit.

  4. >The program would ease the burden on “small and medium-sized enterprises,” the federal government said in a statement.

    What counts as a small or medium-sized enterprise in Germany, if I may ask?

  5. And they call themselves socialists, granting cuts to companies instead of consumers. The past years haven’t taught our old, out of touch, politicians much I see

  6. At first I misread the title and thought “Germany has no CIT?”

  7. If they are going to stimulate the economy with tax-cuts when it’s slowing down, are they also going to raise taxes to chill the economy… or will they just raise interest rates?

    Sometimes I would like journalists to ask these kind of questions.

  8. Read: The taxpayer will pay to ‘stimulate’ the economy.

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