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21 March 2018

Liechtenstein releases consultation report on implementation of anti-avoidance rules into tax law

The Liechtenstein Government released a consultation report on February 20, on proposed amendments to the Income and Municipal Tax Act. The new regulations are driven by the review of international tax practices by the European Union (EU) Code of Conduct Group and are intended to ensure that Liechtenstein's tax law is in line with EU-accepted tax standards.

A Global Tax Alert, and attached below, provides additional details.

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