Mülheim Sets 2025 Property Tax Rate Amid Public Protest
The city council finalized the property tax multiplier for 2025, drawing criticism from demonstrators concerned about high rates.
- Mülheim's city council has determined the property tax multiplier (Hebesatz) for 2025 after extensive financial deliberations.
- A small but vocal group of around 50 demonstrators protested outside the city hall, opposing high property tax rates.
- The protest, organized by citizens and the Free Voters group, was notably smaller than similar demonstrations in 2019.
- In contrast, the nearby municipality of Steinwenden decided to maintain its current property tax rate, citing a balanced 2025 budget.
- Steinwenden's council emphasized the importance of legal certainty in tax collection, ensuring timely issuance of tax notices in January.