EU needs common approach to tax evasion, says Van Rompuy’s adviser
“There is an enormous amount of lost revenue due to tax avoidance, tax evasion and even tax fraud. Cooperating on that is in everybody’s interests.”
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No taboo on talking about treaty changes, says Lithuanian Finance minister
“From a principle point of view, we have jobs one and two and they are banking union and fighting tax evasion.”
