The European Commission has stuffed an advisory group on 'transfer pricing' - one of the biggest tax scandals of recent years, robbing countries of billions of euros a year in lost revenues - with multinationals that engage in the practice and the four biggest accounting firms in the world, who advise these firms on how best to do so.
Not a single academic or NGO representative has been nominated to the group of 'experts' set up to investigate the issue, calling into question Brussels'...
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