” Germany recently announced tax cuts amounting to €7 billion per year aimed at reviving economic growth and easing the burden on small and medium enterprises.
The cuts include a premium for energy-saving investments, and changes to make it easier for firms to write off losses.
The coalition government also agreed to cut down on bureaucracy and improve digitalisation.”
Technically true but this law has to be approved by the council of the 16 states and one of them (Bremen) announced it will not.
Socialdemocrats, are you alright?
Is it a sensible thing to do while trying to cut the inflation?
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” Germany recently announced tax cuts amounting to €7 billion per year aimed at reviving economic growth and easing the burden on small and medium enterprises.
The cuts include a premium for energy-saving investments, and changes to make it easier for firms to write off losses.
The coalition government also agreed to cut down on bureaucracy and improve digitalisation.”
Technically true but this law has to be approved by the council of the 16 states and one of them (Bremen) announced it will not.
Socialdemocrats, are you alright?
Is it a sensible thing to do while trying to cut the inflation?