Why are all documents related to the tax office so ugly?

That’s not a bad question.

Of course, a lot of personal taste. As far as tax rulings are concerned, I can’t say it with certainty, but accessibility plays a role.

If there are still paper forms, they must be electronically processable. The paper income tax declarations are scanned.

So assume that the optics have more function than to do with aesthetics. I also find the current tax decisions easily readable. In any case, in SN. I don’t know if they look different in other federal states.

And here, “good” doesn’t necessarily have what to do with what you would feel as “fearing”.

Example: I read my daily paper, partly as ePaper. They changed their layout some time ago and the first of these new editions I read in paper and thought ‘that looks kind of strange, so prolific, I don’t like it’. But the reason was that it was much better to read on the ePaper with the new layout and then I had to find out that.