EU states have cleared a deal that aims to close some of the loopholes used by large companies to dodge taxes.
Finance ministers tentatively agreed to an anti-tax avoidance directive last Thursday, pending consultations with capitals. Their representatives gave a final green light on Tuesday (21 June).
The outcome received a warm welcome from the European Commission, which had proposed the draft legislation in January.
”Today’s agreement strikes a serious blow against thos...
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