European tax amnesties lure back cash
The world is becoming smaller for tax evaders. In the wake of the financial crisis, governments across Europe have been scrambling to raise their tax revenues to help fund budget deficits.
Tuesday, 9th February 2010
The world is becoming smaller for tax evaders. In the wake of the financial crisis, governments across Europe have been scrambling to raise their tax revenues to help fund budget deficits.

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