International news round-up – July 27 - 31

 

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News you may have missed this week   31 July 2015 | Public Finance International Home | Contact us     NEWS ROUND-UP   Europe: Eurozone could get its own finance minister and tax powers, and more The eurozone could get its own finance minister and tax powers after the chaotic Greek talks; IMF cannot join Greek rescue, board told; Romania’s government increases spending after growth upgrade; and other stories from Europe.  Asia Pacific: China vows more targeted policy steps to lift economy, and more China vows more targeted policy steps to lift economy; Malaysia anti-corruption agency panels call for transparent probe; Western Australia has highest payroll tax in the country, report finds; and other stories from New Zealand and India.   Latin America & Caribbean: Brazil offers firms tax breaks for hiring youths, and more Brazil offers firms tax breaks for hiring youths; Puerto Rico should be allowed to file for bankruptcy, US Treasury secretary says; Jamaica government moving ahead with plan to merge, close or privatise entities; and other stories from Latin America and the Caribbean.    Read more news OPINION/BLOG | FEATURES Published by Redactive, 17-18 Britton Street, London, EC1M 5TP. Tel: 020 7880 6200   Click here to unsubscribe from this email