Delano.lu | 15 November 2012
Legal: The British government may have to reimburse billions of pounds
to UK-based multinationals following a ruling by the EU’s top court,
despite the current debate over cross-border corporate taxation. Read article »
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Thursday, November 15, 2012
Refund corporate tax, says ECJ
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Friday, September 28, 2012
France must give asylum seekers allowance
Delano.lu | 28 September 2012
Legal: EU member states are responsible for providing minimum social payments to refugees as long as they remain inside the country, the European Court of Justice has ruled. Read article »
Legal: EU member states are responsible for providing minimum social payments to refugees as long as they remain inside the country, the European Court of Justice has ruled. Read article »
Friday, September 7, 2012
No health claims for wine, court says
Delano.lu | 7 September 2012
Legal: The EU’s top court has ruled that European regulations limiting winemakers’ labelling language can stand. Read article »
Legal: The EU’s top court has ruled that European regulations limiting winemakers’ labelling language can stand. Read article »
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