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Taxation Working Party on Tax Revenue Estimates
The Working Party on Tax Revenue Estimates is an advisory council at the Federal Ministry of Finance. It has existed since 1955. In addition to the Federal Ministry of Finance, which has lead responsibility, the council’s membership includes the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology, five economic research institutes, the Federal Statistical Office, the Bundesbank, the German Council of …
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Ministry Wolfgang Schmidt
State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Finance
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Ministry Who we are and what we do (leaflet)
You probably know that we are in charge of the federal budget as well as tax and fiscal policy. But we do much more than that. This leaflet aims to provide you with some insights.
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Ministry Who we are and what we do (brochure)
You probably know that we are in charge of the federal budget as well as tax and fiscal policy. But we do much more than that. This brochure may hold some surprises for you.
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taxation What’s new in 2019
The beginning of a new year is generally a time when regulatory changes are introduced that can impact citizens and companies in a number of ways. Here is an overview of the most important new developments in German tax law.
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Climate action What is the Climate Action Programme 2030?
The Climate Action Programme 2030 consists of a package of far-reaching and coordinated measures. These include incentives to promote climate-friendly behaviour and investment, clear rules, and carbon pricing in the transport and building sectors.
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Ministry Werner Gatzer
State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Finance
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Ministry Visitors' Service
The visitors’ service welcomes groups who are interested in the ministry’s work. Visitors have the opportunity to talk directly to ministry staff (in German or, where possible, in English) and learn more about the ministry’s tasks, working methods and goals.
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g20 Visit to the Markgraf Ludwig secondary school
Marianne Kothé, a director at the Finance Ministry, left her temporary workplace at the G20 venue for a few hours to speak with approximately 140 upper-level students at the Markgraf Ludwig Gymnasium, a local secondary school. There she explained how the G20 works and what the German presidency aims to accomplish in the Finance Track.
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World Virtual meeting of G20 finance ministers and central bank governors
The G20 finance ministers and central bank governors met on 7 April 2021. The meeting took place in the form of a video conference. The theme of the second Finance Track meeting under Italy’s G20 presidency was “G20 policy responses to global challenges”. During the virtual event, the finance ministers and central bank governors adopted a communiqué and agreed on an update to the G20 Action Plan.