Why Switzerland is voting on individual taxation again
On November 29, Swiss voters will head to the polls once again to decide how to end the so-called marriage penalty.
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Back in March, voters already backed a new fiscal model, which involves married couples being taxed individually rather than jointly. But another initiative, with another approach to the issue, has brought the debate back on the ballot once again.
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Why is Switzerland voting again on the ‘marriage tax penalty’?
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On November 29, the Swiss will vote for the second time this year on how to end the tax disadvantage faced by married couples.
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