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There is a 'critical need' for a unified platform to address challenges in TP, the organisation’s president told ITR
The EU nation currently has a headline rate of 25%; in other news, DLA Piper and RSM UK have strengthened their tax teams
‘Auditors are failing to perform their core function’ according to a think tank; in other news, White & Case adds a tax partner in Luxembourg
EU member states are exclusively competent to define their national tax rules, the Court of Justice of the EU has ruled in a case concerning Amazon
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