Swiss referendum on marriage penalty repeal could reshape individual taxation

Swiss voters face a referendum on the Mitte-Initiative to eliminate the marriage penalty, which would shift taxation toward individual assessment. The initiative's passage would alter fiscal policy and household incentives, though its broader economic impact remains uncertain. The vote reflects ongoing domestic political debate over tax fairness and family policy.

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