The German Finance Ministry expects additional revenues from the global minimum tax for large corporations from 2026, according to a draft bill drawn up to implement the EU directive.
that rewrites the rules of international taxation to deter multinational companies from booking profits in low-tax areas, which nearly 140 countries are supposed to start implementing from next year.
The German Finance Ministry forecasts additional tax revenues of 910 million euros for 2026. In 2027, it foresees 535 million euros in additional revenues and in 2028, 285 million euros.
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