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Why is Germany's motor-vehicle tax relief for disabled people a marker-and-conditions rule rather than a broad disability gesture?
People in Germany often hear that severe disability can reduce or remove motor-vehicle tax and then assume the answer is basically automatic. Please explain why the Zoll rules are more exact than that, why the badge markers matter, and why some cases get full exemption while others get only a 50% reduction.
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