EU Antitrust Commission Looking Into Corporate Tax Loopholes

14 Jan, 2014

Posted by Mike Reading, In Business News, Global Expatriate Tax, Tax News With 0 Comments

Corporate tax loopholes have come under considerable scrutiny in recent months, especially following the global crisis. Governments are looking for ways to help ensure that they are gathering as much tax as possible, and ...

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