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Eppenschlager Household 2025: New property tax and record investments!
Grafenau unanimously adopts the 2025 budget and investment plan with a focus on infrastructure and finance.
Eppenschlager Household 2025: New property tax and record investments!
In the recent meeting of the municipality of Eppenschlag, the new budget and investment plan for 2025 and a financial plan was successfully adopted by 2028. This decision is followed by a toilet in the May meeting. The reason for the shift was in the need for information and the need to revise certain positions in the household. At the meeting in June, Matthias Nirschl from the combing of the number of the numbers presented comprehensively in a PowerPoint presentation. The total budget amounts to an impressive 3,203,420 euros, whereby the new property tax acts as the most important source of income. The investment plan is intended to help advance the necessary projects of the community and to improve the infrastructure.
But the developments in Eppenschlag are not isolated. At the federal level, the Federal Cabinet recently decided on the draft for the federal budget 2025 and the financial plan by 2028. The aim of these measures is to position Germany as a stability anchor in Europe. According to Federal Finance Ministry.de of the country. In addition, Federal Minister of Finance Christian Lindner emphasizes the importance of moderate handling of taxpayers and compliance with the debt brake to ensure stability.
budget details at federal level
The draft budget for 2025 provides for expenses of 488.9 billion euros, which means an increase of 6.9 percent compared to the previous year. The tax revenue is expected to be 374.4 billion euros, while a net credit recording of 50.3 billion euros is being sought. A focus is on investment expenses that amount to 78 billion euros and thus increase compared to 2024. These investments focus in particular on the expansion of road and rail networks as well as the digital infrastructure.
In addition, defense expenditure over two percent of gross domestic product (GDP) is increased in order to strengthen Germany's defense ability. Security authorities can look forward to around 1 billion euros more to improve citizen protection. Another central point of the draft is the so -called growth initiative, which includes a total of 49 measures in the areas of competitiveness, entrepreneurial dynamics, work incentives and securing skilled workers.
An important aspect is also the planned tax relief: taxpayers are to be relieved of a total of 23 billion euros in 2025 and 2026. The child and basic allowance and child benefit will increase as of January 1, 2025.
The plans for the Federal Balentment 2025 and the corresponding financial plan are thus a comprehensive approach to ensure the economic stability and future viability of Germany. In a way, developments in Eppenschlag reflect the overarching financial ambitions and strategic goals at the federal level.