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Budget Agreement 2014Budget Agreement • October 29th, 2013
-/- improves EMU balance 2014 2015 2016 2017 Struc. Revenues Reducing tax burden 1030 1779 1768 1630 1596 Cancelling cutbacks on the self-employed person's tax reduction 300 300 300 300 The Chronically Ill and Disabled PersonsAllowances (including the „Compensation of specific health care expenses Act‟) 438 438 438 438 Reduction income tax rate box 2 -1018 -269 105 169 0 Reduced VAT rate on the rebuilding, renovation and repair of owner-occupied dwellings (including the expenses of architectsand gardeners) 213 Reducing tax burden on labour 1835 1337 925 723 858 Cancellation of the general levy rebate phaseout for incomes falling in the top bracket 480 480 480 480 Contributions reduction for businesses 218 657 445 243 378 Improving job opportunities for youth 100 200 Reduction of the tax rate of the first bracket 1517 Increasing tax burden -480 -1168 -1188 -1201 -1215 Motor Vehicle Tax -250 -250 -250 -250 -250 Decreasing the
Budget Agreement 2014 Madam Speaker,Budget Agreement • October 22nd, 2013
This package is a continuation of budgets presented at an earlier stage and/or related legislation and regulations including the Tax Plan 2014 (appendix 1). It contains a reduction of the burden of income taxes and social contributions, improving employment and short-term purchasing power. Furthermore, the marginal tax rate is reduced structurally. These income tax reductions are mainly covered by a number of environmental measures. Spending on education and innovation and income support for families with children is stepped up. In order to enable this, the public sector services price development correction in 2014 will be withheld and social security and health care expenditure will be additionally curbed.
Budget Agreement 2014 Madam Speaker,Budget Agreement • October 22nd, 2013
This package is a continuation of budgets presented at an earlier stage and/or related legislation and regulations including the Tax Plan 2014 (appendix 1). It contains a reduction of the burden of income taxes and social contributions, improving employment and short-term purchasing power. Furthermore, the marginal tax rate is reduced structurally. These income tax reductions are mainly covered by a number of environmental measures. Spending on education and innovation and income support for families with children is stepped up. In order to enable this, the public sector services price development correction in 2014 will be withheld and social security and health care expenditure will be additionally curbed.
