Brexit border support 'doesn't come for free'
Comments from a European official are the first sign that at least some nations expect a tax price to be extracted for the EU’s commitments to Ireland in the Brexit process
Some European Union members may press Ireland to drop its opposition to wide-ranging corporate tax reform in return for the bloc’s backing on Brexit, Bloomberg has reported, quoting a person familiar with the matter.
While no explicit link has yet been made betweenIreland’s resistance to a digital tax and the EU’s efforts to avoid a hard border after Brexit, solidarity doesn’t come for free, according to the European official quoted.
The official’s comments ...
