Liechtenstein seeks ‘reasonable compromise’ in fraud row: PM

Published February 28th, 2008


Liechtenstein Prime Minister Otmar Hasler vowed Thursday to work for a "reasonable compromise" with EU nations seeking more tax transparency amid a fraud row that has spread to several countries.



Related Articles
Germany - Liechtenstein tax battle escalates
Germany’s Merkel to press banking issues with Liechtenstein PM
Germany expects EU support in tax fraud clampdown: finance minister
Italian left demands Liechstenstein tax fraud list ahead of vote
Liechtenstein offers olive branch as tax scandal spirals


Posted: 02|28|08 at 6:31 pm. Filed under: News.

« Noise over Northern Rock nationalisation
Germany - Liechtenstein tax battle escalates »