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Tax Windfalls Let Fürstenfeldbruck Draft Debt-Free 2026/27 Budget as Stuhr Swings to 2025 Surplus

Short-term balance rests on elevated business tax receipts alongside previously approved borrowing capacity.

Overview

  • Fürstenfeldbruck’s finance committee unanimously advanced a debt-free 2026/27 draft to the full council, with final debate set for December 15.
  • The draft requires no new loans, enabling a non-approval budget, and is backed by roughly €16 million in extra Gewerbesteuer plus about €14.75 million in unused credit authorizations and liquidity.
  • Operating surpluses are projected at about €4.7 million for 2026 and €6.1 million for 2027, while planned capital spending leaves an investment gap near €16 million in 2026.
  • The outlook remains sensitive to a possible increase in the county levy, with a 56.12% rate reportedly discussed versus 54.65% currently.
  • Stuhr’s Q3 report now points to a roughly €7 million surplus for 2025 and liquid funds of €39.82 million on September 30, with around €29 million expected by year-end.