Tax reform in Borken: Inequality in basic taxes uncovered!

Tax reform in Borken: Inequality in basic taxes uncovered!

Borken, Deutschland - Tax reform in Borken: Unjust load distribution?

In Borken, a planned tax reform causes excitement! The lifting rate for residential property is to be set lower compared to non -residential plots (592 percent to 860 percent). But the reality looks very different: the tax burden for residential plots remains disproportionately high due to higher measurement amounts. While the measurement amounts for residential plots are only reduced by 6.2 percent, non -residential plots experience a drastic reduction of 38.5 percent. This means that the tax burden for non -residential plots does not increase even with a higher level of lifting - a clear disadvantage for private owners!

social justice on the brink?

The unequal treatment of taxpayers raises questions about social justice. A lifting rate of 565 percent could offer a new solution that all citizens treated fairly. However, the current reform, which is sold as a "advanced", could actually disguise the social responsibility of the municipalities. The philosopher John Rawls reminds us that "justice is the first virtue of social institutions". The citizens of Borken call for a reform that in particular does justice to those who contribute to social justice with the slightest means.

The central question remains: does political and financial complexity only be an excuse to prevent just distribution? Or are those responsible actually try to find a fair balance? The Borken citizens are called to position themselves and to stand up for a fairer tax distribution!