Brussels, 16/03/2016 (Agence Europe) - In a letter to the Council of the EU dated Wednesday 16 March, Estonia has formally notified its withdrawal from the enhanced cooperation to bring in a financial transaction tax (FTT).
In December last year, its minister said that the country was unable to get behind the joint statement laying down a few guidelines to continue discussions on this highly sensitive dossier.
Initially, there turned out to be a legal gap around the procedure to leave...