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New EU taxation papers: R&D Tax Incentives and VAT compliance

12 January 2015

Author: JHA

The European Commission has published two new taxation papers: on R&D tax incentives and on VAT compliance.

According to the Commission, the aim of the taxation papers series is:

to facilitate the spreading of the analysis of the Commission’s Taxation and Customs Union DG; and
to contribute to the debate on taxation in the European Union.

Taxation papers

R&D Tax Incentives

VAT compliance

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