It will not be easy for the European Union to require tax advisers to comply with any particular framework, as most of them are registered outside the EU, is the substance of the results of a study carried out by Willem Pieter De Groen of the Centre for European Policy Studies for the European Parliament which he presented on Tuesday 2 May to the Panama Papers committee of investigation.
The Panama Papers scandal revealed that most of these intermediaries are located in Asia and just 9% of...