Ireland to oppose EU tax harmonisation

The Tanaiste has rejected calls from Germany to introduce tax harmonisation across the EU.

Ireland to oppose EU tax harmonisation
Sat, 23 Feb, 2002 - 09:07

The Tanaiste has rejected calls from Germany to introduce tax harmonisation across the EU.

Speaking at the Institute of Taxation annual dinner last night, Mary Harney said Ireland would never agree to such an idea.

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