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With the energy landscape drastically impacted as a result of digitalization, new markets and the current environment, the Energy Taxation Directive is an integral part of the European Green Deal in addressing environmental issues.

A green post COVID-19 recovery in the EU.

On 28 October 2020, the European Commission made a proposal for an adoption of a European Union directive for adequate minimum wages. The directive proposes, among other things, elements that national wage levels must contain in order to be “adequate.“

Join our webcast on Wednesday 25 November 2020: EU Mandatory Disclosure Regime – an update on the state of play for Financial Services.

In this article, David Duffy, summarises the VAT and indirect tax measures in the European Commission's Tax Action Plan and asks what impact they could have for businesses, both in general and in specific sectors, if implemented over the coming years.

With the US presidential election just a month away, Anna Scally, KPMG Tax Partner, sets out in this article some of the key tax proposals of Joe Biden, the Democratic presidential nominee.

In this article Conor O’Brien takes a look at the temporary relaxations to the EU’s State aid framework that have been announced over the last number of months by the European Commission, some of the key measures that have been announced by the Irish Government and how they fit into the EU’s t

Sophie Heading and Merriden Varrall discuss the five geopolitical stand-offs that will reshape the politics of business.

The EU’s economic package is a broad and ambitious plan to recover and implement reform.