Re(2)$: Greenpeace occupies German nuclear dump

[Emil Murat <kerrembaev@YAHOO.COM>]

Harald,



I really appreciate your response.



You have proved my suspicions about the distribution

of taxes in BRD.



It is very unfortunate that "C-Village has the noise

and dirt and traffic (and the chance that over the

length of time more of the workers may live in

C-Village, they may buy goods there, etc.)."



Now, I can understand how those tourist protesters are

coming into the villages and doing what they are

doing....

Actually, they also bringing a some money flow into

the village economy, so the village-C has ECONOMICAL

INTEREST for protesters to come in!!!



In my opinion, it is UNFEAR to the village-C residents

to have the waste site in the area and not to have

portion of taxes.



But, well, who am I to decide, right?



I understand "Centralized" financial structure of BRD

not allows for money to go in to village-C and it

probably will not be changed in the near future.



So, we can expect those protesters to be around that

village and to be WELCOME by local businesses.



Peace,



Emil.





You wrote:



>>>>>

>Hello Emil,

>

>The corporate tax (kind of income-tax of a company)

>goes to the town or village where the company is

>registered. Part of the income-tax of the workers go

>to the town or village where they live. So when a

>company in A-Town decides to build a factory in C-

>Village without founding a daughter there, and most

>workers live in B-Town, then A-town and B-Town

>share most of the money, C-Village has the noise and

>dirt and traffic

>(and the chance that over the length of time more of

>the workers may

>live in C-Village, they may buy goods there, etc.).

>But there is one error in your question: You suppose

>the protesters are

>local. This is not necessarily true. There is a

>certain demonstration

>tourism in Germany. Demonstrations like the mentioned

>one are meeting

>points for activists who travel there from throughout

>Germany.

>

>Greetings from the Baltic Sea,

>

>Harald



>>>>

I wrote:



> I am wondering what is the "Tax Law" in Germany,

> specifically, municipal, districal and

> Regional-"Lands".

> 

> The reason I am wondering is:> 

> 1.1 If the local residents are getting something

> (local taxes, local employment) from the

> "Storage and Disposal Facility" - "Dump"> 

> 1.2 Then they definitely should see those protests

> from the different prospective.> 

> I can not imagine situation when local people can be

> so ingnorant about their own LIVE-HOOD.

>







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