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China will offer tax rebates for machine parts, materials

China will give tax rebates to domestic companies on imports of machine parts and materials that can't be procured within...

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Yukos owes more than $26.8 bln, bankruptcy supervisor says

OAO Yukos Oil Co. owes more than 709 bln rubles ($26.8 bln) to creditors, the external manager of the bankrupt...

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Romanian budget gap widens on spending for EU entry

Romania's state budget deficit widened to 1.7% of GDP last year from 0.8% in 2005 as spending increased before the...

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Hungarian companies and workers agree on 2007 wage increases – extended

Hungarian trade unions and corporate leaders today reached an agreement on this year's wage increases, one day before the deadline...

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No more spending cuts in 2007, says FinMin

There is no need for any further austerity measures in 2007 and the government has no plans to introduce further...

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Germany will raise 2007 growth forecast to 1.7%

The German government will raise its forecast for economic growth this year to 1.7% on expectations that employment will increase,...

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Hungarian companies and workers fail to reach wage agreement

Hungarian trade unions and corporate leaders failed today to reach an agreement on this year's wage increases, leaving just five...

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Switzerland, foreign millionaires’ „paradise,” may raise taxes

Switzerland, which has attracted millionaires from Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad to ex-Formula One champion Michael Schumacher, may raise taxes on...

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Off-shore companies are leaving

Off-shore companies are gradually leaving the country, tax experts say....

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IPA concerns go official

The Budapest Court (FB)’s report on the ‘‘local business tax’’ (IPA) procedure was published on the EU’s official website....

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Employers, unions, gov’t closer to reaching wage rise agreement

Employers, unions and the government came closer to an agreement on wage rises in 2007 at a Friday meeting of...

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Romania to resume foreign debt sales, Finance Minister says

Romania may resume international debt sales in 2007 for the first time in almost four years to fund health care...

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Irish workers pay least tax as portion of salary

Irish workers pay the lowest income tax as a percentage of their total income among European Union countries, according to...

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Hungary says November budget deficit narrower than expected

Hungary, which has the European Union's widest budget deficit, said the shortfall in November was narrower than expected as fiscal...

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Joint Venture Association urges business unions to back changes to tax system

The Joint Venture Association (JVSZ) issued a statement on Thursday urging all of Hungary's business associations to back changes to...

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China will offer tax rebates for machine parts, materials

China will give tax rebates to domestic companies on imports of machine parts and materials that can't be procured within...

Banking

Yukos owes more than $26.8 bln, bankruptcy supervisor says

OAO Yukos Oil Co. owes more than 709 bln rubles ($26.8 bln) to creditors, the external manager of the bankrupt...

Banking

Romanian budget gap widens on spending for EU entry

Romania's state budget deficit widened to 1.7% of GDP last year from 0.8% in 2005 as spending increased before the...

Banking

Hungarian companies and workers agree on 2007 wage increases – extended

Hungarian trade unions and corporate leaders today reached an agreement on this year's wage increases, one day before the deadline...

Banking

No more spending cuts in 2007, says FinMin

There is no need for any further austerity measures in 2007 and the government has no plans to introduce further...

Banking

Germany will raise 2007 growth forecast to 1.7%

The German government will raise its forecast for economic growth this year to 1.7% on expectations that employment will increase,...

Banking

Hungarian companies and workers fail to reach wage agreement

Hungarian trade unions and corporate leaders failed today to reach an agreement on this year's wage increases, leaving just five...

Banking

Switzerland, foreign millionaires’ „paradise,” may raise taxes

Switzerland, which has attracted millionaires from Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad to ex-Formula One champion Michael Schumacher, may raise taxes on...

Banking

Off-shore companies are leaving

Off-shore companies are gradually leaving the country, tax experts say....

Banking

IPA concerns go official

The Budapest Court (FB)’s report on the ‘‘local business tax’’ (IPA) procedure was published on the EU’s official website....

Banking

Employers, unions, gov’t closer to reaching wage rise agreement

Employers, unions and the government came closer to an agreement on wage rises in 2007 at a Friday meeting of...

Banking

Romania to resume foreign debt sales, Finance Minister says

Romania may resume international debt sales in 2007 for the first time in almost four years to fund health care...

Banking

Irish workers pay least tax as portion of salary

Irish workers pay the lowest income tax as a percentage of their total income among European Union countries, according to...

Banking

Hungary says November budget deficit narrower than expected

Hungary, which has the European Union's widest budget deficit, said the shortfall in November was narrower than expected as fiscal...