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Ireland, Luxembourg and the Netherlands under Commission’s microscope over investment aid

Joe Dalton
September 18, 2013
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EU taxpayers are in danger of being forced into repaying state aid from member states after the European Commission revealed it is investigating Ireland, Luxembourg and the Netherlands regarding beneficial tax rulings given to investors.

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