Are you working from home? Deutsche Bank wants to tax you

What the heck is thinking Deutsche Bank thinking?

When the financial institution is not too busy getting involved in some new scandal, the folks at the bank come up with ways to hurt the public.

Here’s what’s happening right now, according to CNBC.

A Deutsche Bank survey discovered that more than half of workers wanted to continue working from home for two to three days once the coronavirus pandemic is over.

The Deutsche Bank Research report proposed a five percent tax on those days on the average salary of a remote worker, forecasting that it would raise $48 billion per year in the United States, as well as £6.9 billion in the U.K. and 15.9 billion euros in Germany.

This, the researchers say, would generate enough money for people who cannot work from home and earn a lower income.

Not only did Corporate America wait too long to adopt work-from-home policies, now employees are going to be penalized for it?