Ministerial Conference: Countries Press for a Reduction in Electricity Tax for All
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Lower the electricity tax, cover the fuel costs: The Prime Ministers demand appreciable reliefs from the government for the people in the country. It is considered that the federal government has this room for manoeuvre.
Chancellor Merz's demand to reduce the tax on electricity for all seemed to be simply buffing up last week, but now they're picking up the countries, but that's not enough.
Before today's Prime Minister's Conference, North Rhine-Westphalia's head of government, Wüst, calls for a rapid reduction in the electricity tax for private households and all companies.
The dispute over the relief of electricity costs promised in the coalition agreement is intensifying. Countries are putting pressure on the government, Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil doubts about permanent financing.
There are new hopes that the coalition will soon also relieve private households. Time will come. Black and red is the word for the citizen.
The prime ministers are in favour of a reduction in the electricity tax for all. In addition, the question arises for the heads of state as to how they want to deal with the AfD. A proposal from Bavaria is met with little response.
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