
Chairman of the board at Coloplast Lars Rasmussen says he's had bad experiences with giving the public an insight into tax payments across the world, in an interview with Danish business daily Børsen.
On the one hand, it is good that the medtech company has publicized its tax payments for EU member states prior to the upcoming directive that would make this a requirement, the Coloplast's chair says. On the other, the same information on a global scale is a complicated issue that isn't easy to communicate clearly, he says.
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