BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives want to revive a bilateral tax agreement with Switzerland in coalition talks with the Social Democrats, who blocked the proposed tax deal in the upper house last year.
Markus Soeder, finance minister in the state of Bavaria, told journalists in Berlin the federal and state governments in Germany could get significant funds if the bilateral deal with Switzerland was ever approved.
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