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Tax shortfall

Published May 14, 2003
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LUEBBENAU, May 13: The German government expects tax revenues in 2003 to be nine billion euros lower than predicted in November, a source close to a panel of experts assessing the revenues this week said on Tuesday.

Changes in tax law will yield two billion euros in added revenue, the source said.—Reuters

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