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18th May 2017

Presentations and photogallery from Tax Policy Central Europe Conference: Can a more customer-oriented system of compliance maximize collection and minimize costs? Held on May 18 in Prague

Presentations from Tax Policy Central Europe Conference: Can a more customer-oriented system of compliance maximize collection and minimize costs? The conference was held on May 18 in Prague:

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