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Under Pressure From Trump, EU Introduces Corporate Levy Instead Of Digital Tax
Under Pressure From Trump, EU Introduces Corporate Levy Instead Of Digital Tax
Submitted by Thomas Kolbe
In the end, are we working only for the state? What was once dismissed as a light-hearted exaggeration is becoming reality step by step. In the midst of the worst economic crisis since the end of World War II, Germany has developed a fever for taxation. Berlin is raising levies unreasonably, from the sugar tax to tobacco and alcohol taxes, from higher top income-tax rates and the super-rich tax to the highly probable increase in...
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