Germany's Ruling Coalition Proposes €10bn Tax Cuts Amid Economic Challenges
In a bid to stimulate growth, the German ruling coalition has reached an agreement on €10bn in tax cuts, alongside extended Sunday shopping hours and revised sick-leave regulations.
Editorial Staff
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Updated 3 days ago
On July 2, 2026, the German ruling coalition announced a significant tax cut package totaling €10bn, aimed at revitalizing the country's economic growth.
This decision comes after overcoming internal divisions within the coalition, reflecting a unified approach to address economic challenges.
In addition to tax cuts, the coalition has agreed to extend Sunday opening hours for businesses and implement stricter sick-leave rules, which are expected to influence the labor market.