Germany’s Finance and Justice Ministers, Klingbeil and Hubig, have unveiled a 26-point plan to combat tax evasion. The proposed measures eliminate the possibility of avoiding punishment through self-reporting. Individuals convicted of tax crimes could face prison sentences of up to 15 years, signaling a significant increase in penalties. The government emphasizes that these changes are motivated by a desire for fairness and justice within the tax system. The plan aims to deter individuals from engaging in tax crimes and strengthen the enforcement of tax laws. These new regulations represent a tougher stance against financial crime. Further details of the 26-point plan are expected to be released soon.