Category Accounting and Finance
Type Podcast
Length
Publish Date January 31 2011
Date posted February 15 2011
Overview
To keep ahead in the finance industry it is important to keep up-to-date with financial issues all over the world. This January 2011 report from Ernst & Young summarizes the latest developments in worldwide tax news. The report can help you build a proactive and truly integrated global tax strategy that addresses the tax risks of today’s businesses and ensures you achieve sustainable growth. Listen now to discover the latest tax developments in Austria, Brazil, China, France, Israel, Japan, Mexico and Spain.
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