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Europe Slowly Lurches to a Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base: Issues at Stake

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Jack M Mintz () (J. L. Rotman School of Management,University of Toronto, New York University Law School)
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Paper provided by Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation in its series Working Papers with number 0714.

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