US EditionConclusion of the Exam: What the Csu Wants to Achieve Now
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The CSU presented its plans for the new year at its retreat in the monastery of Seeon. However, many demands are likely to upset the SPD - and bring Chancellor Merz into trouble. By Kerstin Palzer.[more]]>
At the beginning of the year, a black and red dispute about inheritance tax breaks out: the SPD wants to impose a greater burden on large inheritances. The CSU attacks this as "absurd" at its exam in Seeon. Söder's dealings with the chancellor are also striking.
At its conference the SPD presented new priorities. An inheritance tax reform is high on the list. This could still cause a dispute in the coalition.
The CSU wants to rehabilitate the bioenergy at the Winterklausur in the monastery of Seeon. Mercosur sees it as an opportunity.
For Dirk Wiese, the parliamentary manager of the SPD parliamentary group in the Bundestag, the CDU/CSU-SPD coalition is not on a collision course regarding taxes. "No, we are not," he told the broadcasters RTL and ntv. He sees potential for agreement in the discussion about reforming inheritance tax. A ruling from the Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe on the current inheritance tax system is expected in the coming weeks. "And this rulin…
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