Tax waste

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Wasted tax is the ineffective use of funds by a government or other state institution. Typical types of tax waste are spending on facilities that are not needed or spending that is justified in terms of purpose but excessive in terms of volume.

In Germany, the taxpayers' association lists cases of tax waste in the black book every year . For 2005 a total of 30 billion euros was calculated, corresponding to 5% of government spending.

See also

swell

  1. ^ Müller, Matthias: Too narrow bridges, too expensive names , in: faz.net of September 26, 2006.

Web links

  • Black Book of the Taxpayers Association