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View articleEY will offer 39 weeks enhanced pay under new shared parental leave regulations Read More...
View articleOECD publishes consultation on the mandatory disclosure of tax avoidance structures in multinational companies as part of BEPS work Read More...
View articleEC must fully review legality of IFRS, how the IASB is run and demand full disclosure of all costs and expenses incurred by the IFRS Foundation, MEPs ...
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