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This overview highlights the European Parliament’s (i) discussion of the 28th Company Regime, as well as the debt-equity bias, (ii) discussion on competitiveness and own resources, (iii) call for adoption of tax incentives to curb the EU housing crisis and (iv) plea for an EU solution to taxing the digital economy as a catalyst for a global solution.

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Journal
European Taxation
Published
2026-05-13
DOI
https://doi.org/10.59403/1gynr91
Primary Topic
Corporate Taxation and Avoidance
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Angelika Xygka
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Abstract

This overview highlights the European Parliament’s (i) discussion of the 28th Company Regime, as well as the debt-equity bias, (ii) discussion on competitiveness and own resources, (iii) call for adoption of tax incentives to curb the EU housing crisis and (iv) plea for an EU solution to taxing the digital economy as a catalyst for a global solution.

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