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German economists propose reform of spouse splitting tax benefit

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Politique·03.06.2026Résumé IA

German economists propose reform of spouse splitting tax benefit

German economists, including Monika Schnitzer and Nicola Fuchs-Schündeln, propose reforming the spouse splitting tax benefit to better support families with children and incentivize work. The plan aims to cap the tax advantage, redirecting savings to increase child benefits and potentially create new jobs.

Handelsblatt

En développement

Politique·02.06.2026Résumé IA

German economists propose reform of spouse splitting tax benefit

German economists propose reforming the spouse splitting tax benefit, aiming to better support families with children and increase work incentives. The plan would cap the tax advantage, redirecting savings to increased child benefits and potentially creating new jobs.

n-tv Wirtschaft

En développement

Politique·02.06.2026Résumé IA

German economists propose reform of spouse splitting tax benefit

German economists propose a reform of the spouse splitting tax benefit, aiming to better support families with children and incentivize work. The plan would reduce benefits for childless couples with unequal incomes while increasing support for families with children and single parents.

Handelsblatt