The Economics Minister wants to get his start-up strategy through the departmental vote by the summer.
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“Wow!” – the reactions to Robert Habeck’s new start-up strategy from the scene ranged from enthusiastic to euphoric. But that doesn’t mean that the concept from the house of the Federal Minister of Economics is good. On the contrary.
Basically, there is a lot that is important for the industry on the 28-page draft: In future, money from statutory and private pension schemes should flow into start-ups. Start-up employees should pay less tax – and only then if they can cash in options on company shares on the stock exchange. This should help attract talent. The funds from the future fund that has already been decided should only go to start-up investors who use them to finance socially important innovations. Everything sounds good.
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