Germany Sees Additional 5 Billion-Euro Tax Haul, Spiegel Says
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Germany’s total tax revenue for 2012 and 2013 will be about 5 billion euros ($6.5 billion) higher than estimated in November, Der Spiegel reported, citing calculations by the Federal Finance Ministry.
The figures will be combined with estimates from Chancellor Angela Merkel’s council of economic advisers, the Bundesbank and leading German economic institutes to derive a final forecast next week, the magazine said in an excerpt of a story to be published on May 7.