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Liveblog on the Federal Government: Report: Spahn Calls for a Flat-Rate Reduction of All Subsidies by Five Percent

In order to finance the tax reform, the head of the Union's political group, in a podcast, calls for all subsidies and tax concessions to be reduced and for small support programmes to be removed.

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AfD Group in the German Bundestag [Newsroom]Berlin (ots) - On the statements by Jens Spahn (CDU) about a flat-rate reduction in subsidies and tax concessions, the financial-political spokesman of the AfD Bundestag faction, Kay Gottschalk, explains: "That Mr. Spahn now flat-rate ... Continue reading here...Original content of: AfD Group in the German Bundestag, transmitted by news up-to-date

·Hamburg, Germany
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The Federal Government is looking for ways to finance a major tax reform. Jens Spahn now sees a preferred path: save on all subsidies and tax concessions.

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In order to finance the tax reform, the head of the Union's political group, in a podcast, calls for all subsidies and tax concessions to be reduced and for small support programmes to be removed.

·Munich, Germany
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How can the black-red federal government finance a tax reform? Union leader Spahn brings a new idea into play.

·Berlin, Germany
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Union leader Jens Spahn wants to finance the tax reform with an unusual measure. Meanwhile, former head of the Chancellery Peter Altmaier publicly accuses the coalition.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Shortly before the coalition committee, Jens Spahn is intensifying the distribution debate in the government. Spahn proposes a flat-rate reduction of five percent in subsidies and tax concessions to finance a tax reform.

·Berlin, Germany
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Zeit Online broke the news in Germany on Monday, May 11, 2026.
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