Traffic light wants to partially reverse planned cuts for farmers
The traffic light coalition wants to partially reverse planned cuts to subsidies for farmers. Accordingly, there will be no abolition of the motor vehicle tax exemption for agriculture, as the federal government announced on Thursday. The abolition of tax concessions for agricultural diesel will not be carried out in one step.
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The traffic light coalition's decision to partially reverse farm subsidy cuts is a major shift in Germany's economic policy. This coalition, formed in Berlin, recognizes the importance of the agrarian sector and its need for support. The Federal Government's economic strategy will now include maintaining subsidies for this sector, aiming for a reduction in the dependence on coal. The traffic light coalition's decision to maintain motor vehicle tax exemptions and gradual changes in diesel subsidies for agriculture demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and household budgets. Public opinion on this matter will be crucial as the government steers these policy changes.
Source: www.stern.de
