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Mensuel de janvier 2021 - Economie / Banques

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The path to sustainable tax governance in Europe
By Gregory JULLIEN, Senior Manager – Cross-Border Tax at Deloitte Luxembourg   Tax became a focal point for European public opinion in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis. Since then, tax transparency towards tax administrations has grown continuously in the European Union. With the shift to sustainable economic growth now the main pillar of the European policy agenda, tax has become a part of corporate sustainability strategies.   The European Commission highlighted in the European Green Deal in December 2019 that “sustainability should be further embedded into the corporate governance framework, as many companies still focus too much on short-term financial performance compared to their long-term development and sustainability aspects”....
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