US EditionItaly’s South Tyrol Region Scraps Planned Dog Tourist Tax
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In Italy's northern province – particularly popular with Germans – 1.50 euros per tourist dog should be due every day in the future. However, the new dog tax regime is now off the table again.
In Italy's northern province - particularly popular with Germans - 1.50 euros should be paid every day per tourist dog in the future. However, the new dog tax regime is now off the table again.
In order to ensure more cleanliness on South Tyrol's streets and squares, Luis Walcher proposed that in the future a tax of 100 euros per year should be paid for dogs whose DNA is not deposited.As a compromise, however, those dogs whose DNA has been collected do not have to be taxed.The topic had provided plenty of discussion in South Tyrol. While the proposal was opposed, there were also numerous supporters, among them the STOL readers (we repo…
In Germany there is already the tourist tax for dogs. In South Tyrol they wanted to finance the elimination of dog debris. But now there is a surprising turn.
In South Tyrol holidaymakers will not have to pay a "curtax" for their dogs. The state government withdrew a planned new regulation, after which from next year for each dog brought with them would have become due daily 1.50 euros. Italy's northernmost province is generally one of the most popular holiday destinations.
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