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Fair and Income-Neutral? First Evaluation of the Property Tax Reform Makes Doubts Grow

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Nuremberg - For the majority it is more expensive: Germany-wide it has now been evaluated how the property tax reform affects owners. In Bavaria it is especially a group that is hard hit. That creates inequality, comments our editor Nina Kammleiter.
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Fair and Income-Neutral? First Evaluation of the Property Tax Reform Makes Doubts Grow

Nuremberg - For the majority it is more expensive: Germany-wide it has now been evaluated how the property tax reform affects owners. In Bavaria it is especially a group that is hard hit. That creates inequality, comments our editor Nina Kammleiter.

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