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The European Commission is looking to fast-track new rules for more transparency in corporate tax.
The European Commission is looking at options to fast-track
new rules for more transparency in corporate tax following a mandate given by
European Union leaders at Wednesday's European Council.
According to Commission sources, the favoured option at the
moment is to expand the scope of the non-financial corporate reporting proposal
put forward by the Commission last [...] Read more
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EU leaders agree to some movement on tax avoidance and statement of principles on energy
Legislation would protect small-scale depositors.
Parliamentary notebook
Parliament in brief
First bids for 2014 expected next week
MEPs unite to criticise tax evasion.
EU leaders to discuss tax issues today, with Ireland under pressure over its tax rates.
A round-up of international press on Monday, 20 May.
It is undemocratic that the ECB can set the eurozone-wide inflation target unilaterally.
A debt-mutualisation scheme for the eurozone must satisfy three crucial requirements.
Ministers agree to €7.3bn top-up request for 2013.
Commissioner frustrated at lack of progress.
Distinguishing between foreign and domestic debt is crucial to understanding the role of austerity
London position as a global financial centre is under threat
Deputy secretary-general at the Elysée, Emmanuel Macron
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Special report: Regional policy
Published Tuesday, 19 April 2011
Regional policy could be the biggest victim when the EU begins the fight over where to cut back spending.
Depopulation from rural areas poses serious challenges for Europe's policymakers.
The European commissioner promises an ambitious urban agenda for the next round of regional funding.
Local and regional governments are sceptical about a ‘one-size-fits-all' approach and tying regional policy to the EU's growth strategy.
EU cohesion funds have brought economic growth to many of the Union's poorer regions, but much needs to be done to tackle east-west differences.
Regional policy could be the biggest victim when the EU begins the fight over where to cut back spending.
