Söder says: The 1000 Euro bonus fails
The bonus costs much money. It costs 2,8 billion Euro now. Many companies do not want the bonus. The SPD had the idea first. Söder wants a change of the 'Einkommen-Steuer'. All people should pay less tax. He thinks this is better than one bonus.
Söder does not want to raise the 'Spitzen-Steuersatz'. This hurts many skilled workers. But rich people could pay more tax. The government meets on Tuesday. CDU, CSU and SPD talk about the new tax plan. The mood between the parties is bad.
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Definitions
- Bonus for help
- A one-time payment for workers. The money helps when prices for things get high. You do not pay tax on this money.
- Income tax
- This is a tax on the money you earn. People with high earnings pay a high part to the state.
- Federal Council
- This is a part of the German parliament. People from all 16 states work here. They vote on new laws.
- Top tax rate
- This is the highest tax rate on your salary. Rich people pay this rate.
People
- Markus Söder
- He is a German politician from the CSU party. He is the leader of Bavaria since 2018.
Locations
- Bavaria
- Bavaria is the biggest state in the south of Germany.
Sources
Liveblog Bundespolitik: Entlastungsprämie laut Markus Söder nicht mehr realisierbar | FAZ
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