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Financial News Feed:
- Tax-News.com: Ireland Will Not Budge On Corporate Tax Rate
Tax-News.com: Hiking Irelands corporation tax rate is not in the countrys interests, Prime Minister Enda Kenny has said, a sentiment backed up by his deputy and Finance Minister, who have also stressed that Ireland remains firm in its position on the tax. - Tax-News.com: Swiss Tax Deals Pass First Parliamentary Hurdle
Tax-News.com: Passing the first important hurdle, the Swiss Committee for Economic Affairs and Taxation in the Council of States, or upper house of parliament, recently voted in favour of the withholding tax agreements with Germany, the UK, and Austria. - Tax-News.com: Dubai Economy Expected To Exceed Forecasts
Tax-News.com: Dubai's Economic Council believes that the Emirate will achieve economic growth above the estimates of international institutions, with strong performance anticipated in many of its key sectors in 2012. - Tax-News.com: Luxembourg Defends Savings Tax Opposition
Tax-News.com: During the recent European Union Economic and Financial Affairs Council meeting in Brussels, Luxembourgs Finance Minister Luc Frieden defended his decision to block the European Commissions plans to negotiate new and stronger savings tax agreements with third countries, insisting that given recent developments, the automatic exchange of tax information is not necessarily the only solution to combating tax evasion. - Tax-News.com: Belgium Warned Of Further Austerity Ahead
Tax-News.com: Belgiums Federal Planning Bureau, providing economic analyses and forecasts for the government, has recently announced that if Belgium is to limit its public deficit to 2.15% of gross domestic product in 2013 and to re-establish a balanced budget in 2015, in line with its targets, new measures totalling around EUR11bn (USD14bn) will be necessary, of which EUR3bn from next year.
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