Taxpayers can be prevented from protecting their tax data, rules CJEU

Alice Jones

October 07, 2020

The CJEU ruling has implications for the privacy of taxpayers operating across the EU

EU member states can prevent taxpayers subject to a tax investigation from launching a direct action against an information exchange request to prevent their financial data being shared, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled.

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Alice Jones

Commercial Editor ITR

Alice is an editor of commercial content across Euromoney brands including International Tax Review (ITR), Managing IP (MIP), and International Financial Law Review (IFLR). She joined the commercial team in March 2022 after working as a journalist for ITR.

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