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ECJ Asked To Rule On Tax Relief For Cross-Border Workers

By William Shaw · November 14, 2017, 5:14 PM GMT

The European Court of Justice has been asked to decide whether the European Union's cross-border working regulations could supersede national rules that prevent professionals working abroad from applying home tax levels...

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ECJ Asked To Rule On Tax Relief For Cross-Border Workers

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