Germany's new government announced a tax package to boost its struggling economy, including tax breaks and cuts for companies ...

The German cabinet approved a 46 billion-euro ($52 billion) tax relief package on Wednesday to support companies and revive ...

Germany's government on Wednesday put forward a sweeping package of corporate tax breaks aimed at boosting investment and ...

Germany’s cabinet approved a package of tax breaks for companies worth an estimated €46 billion ($52 billion), part of a ...

Germany's new government under conservative Chancellor Friedrich Merz also plans to spend 500 billion euros over the next 12 ...

German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil is planning a number of tax breaks for companies aimed at spurring investment and ...

Germany's ruling coalition announced a sweeping action program including tax reliefs and infrastructure investments to boost ...

Germany's new government is hoping a major package of corporate tax breaks set to be passed this summer will lift Europe's largest economy out of its current malaise.

On the eve of his first meeting with US President Donald Trump, German Chancellor Fredrich Merz launched a 46-billion-euro (around $53 billion) package of corporate tax breaks on Wednesday to try to ...

Merz's conservatives and the SPD have agreed to push income and corporate tax reforms, but Greens spokesperson Katharina Beck suggested a wealth tax instead for example. "Investing in Germany's ...

The German cabinet approved a 46 billion-euro ($52 billion) tax relief package on Wednesday to support companies and revive ...