Next Zoff in the Merz Government! Union Politicians Weather Against Klingbeil Reform
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CDU and CSU fiscal policymakers are calling for significantly stronger tax cuts than the current draft of the Merz government.
Readers discuss Klingbeil's tax reform: They criticize low net relief, government spending and the coalition.
With the income tax reform in 2027, Friedrich Merz and his government want to relieve the Germans with smaller and medium-sized incomes. While the Chancellor is confident that the planned tax reliefs will be shown, the net again counters the bright anger of the voters.
Members of the CDU criticise Lars Klingbeil's tax law as a secret tax increase.
To relieve families with low incomes is too little, because "the shop is running" also those who are now even more demotivated.
Lars Klingbeil pounces coalition loyalty, Katherina Reiche on a solid tax policy. Her letter to the Ministry of Finance reveals where the black-red agreement on income tax reform has weaknesses – and could be the start of a new power struggle in the coalition.
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