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1Setting the scene, dispelling the myths12Reasons to harmonise I: to b 1Setting the scene, dispelling the myths12Reasons to harmonise I: to b

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1Setting the scene, dispelling the myths12Reasons to harmonise I: to boost the single market93Reasons to harmonise II: to prevent revenue erosion184Reasons to harmonise III: to prevent tax evasion245Reasons to harmonise IV: to protect the environment336Prospects for 2000 and beyond407Summary of conclusions and recommendations47  )             7+8  )     "     ;.             "  4   #       4               !    )  #      # 9 4 #    #" /                    "#)    6 4   # 6 *         :    4 "       712#   6   8A         #    "  #BC   123    # 4       /          "     "  ,        4  .       : "           " )     "     ""                / "                 #     "    .     #   ,                    7 . $  4" 8! 0  #  4 #"     "      "      #   4           #        .  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