Today is a big day for country-by-country reporting, the accounting system for multinational corporations that holds them to account for the tax that they pay by country, which I created in 2003. This thread from Olivia Lally of Eurodad explains why:
The rest of the thread outlines support for country-by-country reporting.
We need full country-by-country reporting to hold multinational corporations to account. What is being proposed is not good enough. I will be watching the outcome with interest. It's only taken eighteen years to get here.
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[…] wrote yesterday about the negotiation that was scheduled on country-by-country reporting in the EU which, it was hoped would bring a favourable outcome by the end of the […]
Will the EU proposals force reporting on activities in Switzerland/Liechtenstein?
No
So they plan to slap Ireland and Luxembourg on the wrist and then force all the tax dodging corps into Switzerland now that Swexit is underway?
You are being somewhat simplistic
You also ignore that all three are different types of haven