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Austria and Luxembourg do not Approve Tougher Rules on Tax Evasion

Algirdas Semeta, the European commissioner for taxation and anti-fraud, has said to be disappointed at a failure by European Union finance ministers to agree on tougher tax rules on tax evasion during a meeting on Thursday.


Austria Minister to Do Everything to Defend the Country's Banking Secrecy

The Austrian Finance Minister, Maria Fekter, said to a newspaper that she will fight like a lion to protect the country's banking secrecy. She also promised to veto any steps that threaten the country's centuries-old tradition.


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