Germany's highest court begins hearing on solidarity tax
Germany's Constitutional Court began hearing a case on Tuesday on whether German taxpayers must continue to pay a "solidarity tax" introduced after reunification of the country
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Germany's Constitutional Court began hearing a case on Tuesday on whether German taxpayers must continue to pay a "solidarity tax" introduced after reunification of the country
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