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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-65717-2period of bold decisions leading to a much improved internal market and the setting up of EMU. Since the start of the economic slowdown in the year 2000, the EU seems to have entered a new phase of weakness. Recent years have witnessed, ., slow or no economic growth, renewed increases in the rate of

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Tax Policy,achieved in EU work on tax policies must be deemed very modest. This chapter first reviews the political difficulties related to tax policy in the EU context (section 1), and then examines the prevailing situation and recent developments in indirect taxation (section 2) as well as direct taxation (section 3).

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