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From January 2004 the corporate tax will decrease to 19%. Currently, employees and self-employed pay progressive taxes between 10% and 38%, while companies are taxed 25%. Earlier Parliament passed a bill on a single VAT rate of 19% designed to...
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Community Habitat Finance (CHF), the Romanian branch of Community Habitat Finance International - a nonprofit American organisation, launched a finance…
The focus of Italy's legislative efforts against money laundering has been on organised crime and the banking industry, although the…
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The number of small businesses going bankrupt is set to hit the highest level in a decade, the Conservative party…
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Detailed conference programmes and conference guidance notes have now been issued to all those who have registered for the FDA…
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London Scottish Bank plc, the specialist financial services company, has announced that its two factoring companies, Sygnet and Isis, will…
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Though starved of bank loans, German companies are reluctant to tap alternative sources of capital More than 3,000 German companies…
#bank#Commerzbank#financial services
The EBRD has confirmed the participation of Kyiv-based Ukrsotsbank in a funding program for agro- traders and producers with grain…
Poland has lured the nation's banks to finance pre-payments on EU programmes in return for a series of key legal…
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Foreign direct investments (FDI) in Bulgaria over the first three months of 2003 mounted to some $US 202 million, as…
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OB Heller Factoring of the financial group CSOB achieved a turnover of Skk3,917 billion for the first nine months of…
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) board has approved the memorandum of understanding (MOU) on the joint takeover…
The record low interest rate has not, until now, provided Norwegian industry with any really big pay offs, but all…