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Africa

But the firm said that ‘difficult market conditions’ led to a slowdown in Asia Pacific; in other news, OECD begins Thailand accession process
Nigeria is pondering the adoption of pillar two despite rejecting it in the past, local experts also suggest
The UK tax agency dished out £153 million in VAT penalties last year; in other news, Bird & Bird and Pérez-Llorca have made strategic tax hires
Meanwhile, African revenue authorities expect their next taxable income to come from TP and from a larger share of the global tax bill, one expert tells ITR
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