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EU State Aid Probes Aim At Tax Loopholes, Specialist Says

By Natalie Olivo · February 26, 2018, 9:39 PM EST

The European Commission's allegations accusing countries of granting anticompetitive state aid to multinational companies are an attempt to tackle tax avoidance techniques that exploit loopholes in policy but are not illegal,...

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