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"Out of Balance": CDU Politician Nacke Demands Higher Inheritance Tax

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The CDU rejects the majority of tax increases. Among other things, the party traditionally does not want to take up the amount of inheritance tax. The head of the employee group, Nacke, wants to change this attitude and demands a change of course in a paper.

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The Federal Constitutional Court is negotiating the inheritance tax next week. Now an internal CDU paper has become public, which clearly deviates from the party's line.

·Berlin, Germany
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"Performance must count more than origin": according to the SZ, Stefan Nacke, Chairman of the Workers' Group in the Union Group, pleads for a higher inheritance tax – and thus clearly deviates from the party line.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The CDU rejects the majority of tax increases. Among other things, the party traditionally does not want to take up the amount of inheritance tax. The head of the employee group, Nacke, wants to change this attitude and demands a change of course in a paper.

"Performance must be more worthwhile than heirs," says Stefan Nacke, head of the Workers' Group in the Union faction. He therefore calls for a rethink of his party.

·Munich, Germany
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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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