Tax relief and construction work: NRW 2025 faces changes!
Tax relief and construction work: NRW 2025 faces changes!
The year 2025 brings numerous changes for North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) that affect both financial and infrastructural aspects of the life of citizens. As Ruhr24, nine significant changes are announced for both citizens will have extensive consequences.
Tax changes and mobility costs
One of the most important innovations is the increase in the basic free allowance by 300 euros to a total of 12,084 euros and the increase in the child allowance by 60 euros to 6,672 euros per child. In addition, the solidarity surcharge for taxpayers with a total annual tax of up to 19,950 euros (39,900 euros for married couples). Despite these relief, there are expert warnings that many Germans could have less money available in 2025 due to other factors.
Another point that will have an impact on many citizens is the increase in the CO₂ price from 45 to 55 euros per ton. This will lead to an increase in fuel prices, which makes gasoline by 4.3 cents and diesel by 4.7 cents. In addition, car insurance could be up to 20 % more expensive.
infrastructure projects
The "Reduction Offensive NRW" leads to numerous construction sites and traffic restrictions. The A42 motorway will be blocked for ten days in June, while the long -term construction site on the A43 continues to exist. In addition, 42 bridges are rebuilt, which is investing an investment of 108 million euros. Deutsche Bahn also continues the work on a more stable rail network, which is associated with train failures and delays.
Just in time for the start of school on August 1, 2025, the flat -rate payments per child in daycare centers are to increase by 9.5 % in order to improve the quality and equipment. Politically, there is also a early Bundestag election on February 23, 2025, in which the future government and political orientation will be determined.
increasing heating costs through CO₂ tax
parallel to these changes, the costs for heating are also increasing. As Tagesschau , the taxes on fossil fuels increase by over 20 percent, which drives the heating costs considerably. From 2025, CO₂ levy will be 17 cents per liter of oil, which corresponds to an additional cost factor of around 350 euros per year for consumers. Future price increases will be state by 2027, after which a market mechanism should be used.
These developments mean that oil and gas heating will become more unattractive for many consumers. In view of increasing prices and legal obligations, many households are considering switching to regenerative energies. However, the question of economy often arises, especially if older heating systems are already available.
-transmitted by West-Ost-Medien
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