Yes, but my husband is not tenured.Hm... In 2017, the median net income of full-time employees in West Germany was roughly around 2000-2100€. Shouldn't the tenured teacher in A13 get a bit more than what you are suggesting here? Taxes and contributions are lower. However, before private health insurance. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Just to illustrate proportions, regarding the argument with "the one salary and frugality".
I fully agree! As soon as it comes to building, it only works with one salary if it is significantly higher.Can you build a house for parents + 2 children today with about 2100 net + child benefit family income? I think, it would even be difficult for you, well: Hard!
Well, until the first one sues.It's not about imposing [it], but about the question of which municipality then does not raise the tax, although they could easily do so. Theoretically, they can then just tinker with it until it's roughly the same as before. I'm curious.