EC blacklist doesn't hold up to scrutiny
The European Commission’s tax "blacklist" issuance last week has not held up under examination and backpedaling ensued.
With the June 17 publishing of a long-threatened European Union-wide tax blacklist, the European Commission did more than ruffle feathers – it damaged credibility.
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