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- exempt from the tax. About 70% of church revenues come from church tax (Kirchensteuer), also called worship tax (Kultussteuer) when referring to non-Christian...
- to finance all kinds of public funded projects in all Germany), plus Kirchensteuer (church tax, voluntarily), resulting in an effective tax rate of about...
- Spain itself in 1841. In Austria a colloquially called church tax (Kirchensteuer, officially called Kirchenbeitrag, i. e. church contribution) has to...
- opposed to private). For recognized religious communities, some taxes (Kirchensteuer) are collected by the state; this is at the request of the religious...
- 2023, citing disagreements over the party's stance on governance. "Die Kirchensteuer als Einnahmequelle von Religionsgemeinschaften". www.peterlang.com....
- Kampf gegen Kirchensteuer". hpd.de (in German). 2 March 2020. Retrieved 2021-03-14. SPIEGEL, Dietmar Hipp, DER. "Streit um Kirchensteuer: "Denen geht...
- collected (for a fee) by the German revenue department as "church tax" (Kirchensteuer): a surcharge of between 8 and 9% of the income tax. The status mainly...
- in media consulting committees. The so-called "church tax" (German: Kirchensteuer) for corporate bodies under public law is collected with the regular...
- "corporation under public law" which allows the churches to levy taxes called Kirchensteuer (literally church tax) on their members. This revenue is collected by...
- registered church members of compulsory state administered church tax (Kirchensteuer). This were abolished in East Germany (which included Leipzig) in 1956...