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Bulgaria’s Caretaker Govt Adopts Declaration of EU, Switzerland on Corporate Taxation
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Bulgaria's Council of Ministers building, photo by Sofia Photo Agency
Bulgaria’s caretaker government has adopted a joint declaration of EU Member States and Switzerland on corporate taxation.
The countries agree on the positive effects of fair competition in the declaration.
Apart from that, the signatories to the declaration agree to work to guarantee competitiveness on an international scale, according to reports of econ.bg.
The countries that have signed the declaration express mutual interest in the creation and maintenance of a level playing field in the sphere of corporate taxation on a global scale.
The document was proposed by the Council of the European Union and approved by the Code of Conduct group.
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