The future of taxation in the EU: tax solidarity
Tadeusz Kościński, the Minister of Finance of Poland, talked about taxation policy in the EU.
Speakers
Tadeusz Kościński
Minister of Finance, Poland
Piotr Arak
Director, Polish Economic Institute
Maria Teresa Fabregas Fernandez
Director, Recovery & Resilience Task Force, European Commission,
video and audio recordings
Event summary
At this event various aspects of the EU taxation policy were discussed such as the closing of the EU VAT gap, closer cooperation between Member States’ tax administrations, introducing a digital tax, and cracking down on tax paradises.
These discussions were kicked off by a speech by Tadeusz Kościński, the Polish Minister of Finance. He referred to Poland’s latest experience of improving tax collection (for VAT and other taxes).
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