Federal Chaos Leaves Oregon with $756 M Less Than Anticipated for Revenue

By 2029, the federal government, Länder and municipalities will probably have to pay around 81.2 billion euros less tax revenues than expected in the autumn, according to the forecast of the "Working Group Tax Estimate".

This year, the federal government will lose 600 million euros in tax revenue, and by 2029, more than 30 billion euros. Finance Minister Klingbeil now has a basis for his budget planning, which is likely to be difficult. By A.-K. Mellmann.

According to tax estimates, by 2029, a good 33 billion euros will be spent less in the federal treasury than expected in October. Stefan Kooths from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy explains what this means for the financial margins of the new federal government.

No good preconditions for the start of the new federal government: According to a new estimate, tax revenues will be significantly lower by 2029 than last expected.

The forecast of the Working Group Tax Estimate also affects Rhineland-Palatinate. Minister of Finance Ahnen speaks of a difficult situation of public budgets and relies on Berlin.

The forecast of the Working Group Tax Estimate also affects Rhineland-Palatinate. Minister of Finance Ahnen speaks of a difficult situation of public budgets and relies on Berlin.