German government backtracks on tax hikes for farmers following protests
Briefly

Our position remains unchanged: Both proposals for cuts must be taken off the table. This is clearly also about the future viability of our industry and the question of whether domestic food production is still desirable at all.
The government said in a statement that it would gradually phase out tax breaks on diesel fuel for farmers over multiple years rather than cut the benefit abruptly as coalition leaders had initially proposed, in order to 'give the affected companies more time to adjust.' The government also said it would waive planned tax increases for agricultural vehicles.
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