Switzerland to hold vote on taxing married couples individually
On 8 March, Swiss voters will decide whether to introduce individual taxation for married couples.
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Swiss votes on March 8: what’s at stake?
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Everything you need to know about the votes on March 8: radio and TV licence fees, individual taxation, cash and climate funds.
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