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donato raponi tax harmonisation in the eu requires balance proper implementation of the rules is key
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AI-generatedThe article discusses EU tax harmonisation, particularly on tobacco products, but lacks concrete commercial mechanisms such as specific price moves, supply disruptions, or company-level impacts. The discussion is policy-oriented with no direct effect on commodity prices, corporate margins, or supply chains. No sector is materially affected.
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- Donato Raponi, economist with ~40 years at European Commission, spoke on EU tax harmonisation.
- Article focuses on tobacco products directive and need for balanced implementation.
- Raponi warns excessive taxation can lead to shadow economy, citing France's illegal market.
- He advocates simpler tax compliance system to encourage adherence.
- Greece's progress in tax administration through digitalisation is highlighted.