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Moscovici: Commission to discuss feasibility of country by country tax reporting

29-01-2016 (updated: 16-02-2016 )

Speaking on Thursday (28 January), Tax Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said he was in favour of public country by country reporting as long as the Commission’s risk assement concludes that it won’t damage competitiveness or hinder investment.

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5 responses to “Moscovici: Commission to discuss feasibility of country by country tax reporting”

Joe Thorpe says:

29/01/2016 at 12:53

The EU wants to control taxation so it can get a cut for itself, it’s like a cancer spreading through our lives

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- Mike Parr says:
  
  31/01/2016 at 19:28
  
  you are a moron(do you practise?) – the EC wants reporting on TAX by large companies on a country by county basis – so that there is not tax-shifting or sweetheart deals – like the recent ones which forced some MS to collect taxes that they should have – but did not – just like in the Uk with Google and the arse-wipe Gidiot – the only spreading cancer are your moronic/cretinous comments
  
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Jay says:

30/01/2016 at 14:39

After meeting with EU competition officials in Brussels on Friday, the Financial Times reported that Stack said: “We are concerned that the EU commission appears to be disproportionately targeting US companies.” Stack questioned the “basic fairness” of the ongoing investigations into billions in tax revenues that the EU believes top US companies are avoiding by striking “sweetheart” deals with certain EU countries. His comments are likely to worsen a growing rift between European and US officials over issues including tax policy and online privacy.

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- Mike Parr says:
  
  31/01/2016 at 19:29
  
  which is why Apple has $X00 billion (pick a figure) stashed outside of the USA? get a life & get the facts instead of half arsed bollocks.
  
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  - Jay says:
    
    01/02/2016 at 13:12
    
    Go ‘F’ yourself! Moving money out of the usual offshore secrecy havens and into the U.S. is a brisk new business. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-27/the-world-s-favorite-new-tax-haven-is-the-united-states
    
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Moscovici: Commission to discuss feasibility of country by country tax reporting

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