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Thats a distinction that only exists in German laws. And therefore in German language. That is not a distinction in other languages.
by trueismywork 2y ago
Thats a distinction that only exists in German laws. And therefore in German language. That is not a distinction in other languages.
- Sayrus 2y agoIn France we used to have the "Redevance audiovisuelle" which just like in German didn't use the same word. It was removed in 2022 but according to Wikipedia[1], this is what Germany is using. The french version has a European maps with the different sources of financement used in European TV broadcasting services. Beitrag Wikipédia pages are available in other languages, namely Swedish and Esperanto. The meaning doesn't exactly match German's. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_licence https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_licence [2] https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beitrag#/languages https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beitrag#/languages
- franga2000 2y agoA specific "tax" just for TV/radio exists in many European countries, definitely not just Germany. And in general, there are many tax-like things out there where it's mandatory to pay them in specific circumstances and they go to a specific use.
- guerrilla 2y agoNah, this is a thing in Sweden too.