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Commission eyes changes to big business tax to unlock budget deal
The European Commission is considering scaling back a tax on large businesses (CORE) to secure a budget deal, including exempting less profitable firms and raising thresholds for small and medium-sized enterprises. Critics argue these changes may not resolve resistance from EU capitals and business groups, which oppose the tax on competitiveness and fairness grounds.
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