Germany projects a large decline in federal tax revenues over the coming years, citing the economic impact of the war in Iran. According to Bloomberg, the government expects federal tax revenue to fall by more than €50 billion through 2030 compared with estimates made in October. The shortfall is attributed to pressures linked to the Iran conflict. Channel NewsAsia similarly reports that Germany warns tax revenues will be hit in the years ahead and says the country’s finance minister links the downturn to the “irresponsible war” in Iran. Both outlets describe the issue as a deterioration in the outlook versus earlier forecasts, rather than a single-year disruption. The projections are presented as part of Germany’s broader fiscal planning and reflect revisions to the expected revenue path through 2030. The reporting also frames the explanation for the change as political and economic responsibility connected to the Iran war, as stated by German officials.