European Union legislation defines many topics on a general level with the intention of unifying various aspects of living and doing business across Member countries. However, on the other hand, no matter the unification tendencies of the EU, all countries still have an interest in defining fiscalization rules, specifically at the country level. Not only does the interest exist, but also the necessity, since these must be very minutely defined requirements, adjusted to specific market needs, history of fiscalization, and taxation rules.
Source JB Consulting
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