Small firms top of EU agenda

THE EUROPEAN Commission has admitted that red tape must be cut to help small businesses.

Enterprise Commissioner Gunter Verheugen said yesterday that nothing less than a 25% cut in red tape was required to free up entrepreneurs to deliver the economic results the EU needed.

He added that small businesses are at the top of the political agenda and at the centre of EU policy- making.

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