VIENNA/LINZ. In addition, the state wants to take 120 million euros. Income tax rises to six and 21 percent respectively. Concrete examples show that the burden increases by a few thousand euros.
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The Economic Circle supports the reduction of the tax on renting out real estate, as envisaged by the Act on Intervention Measures for the Development of Slovenia. However, as they emphasize, a more positive effect on the long-term and secure rental market than a tax will be achieved by better legal security for landlords and tenants and accelerated construction of new apartments. As they reminded the Economic Circle, which unites 17 economic an…
VIENNA/LINZ. In addition, the state wants to take 120 million euros. Income tax rises to six and 21 percent respectively. Concrete examples show that the burden increases by a few thousand euros.