Comment: Why LuxLeaks couldn’t solve Europe’s tax problem
As long as Jean-Claude Juncker is at the helm, corporate tax dodging looks likely to continue
Alessio Colonnelli
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Juncker’s message to the EU: tax evasion is not that big a deal
The EU president’s laissez-faire attitude belies the incredible power held by the tax evasion industry