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21 April - 24 April: Work in Parliamentary Committees
In the week of 21 April, a large part of Members' work will be in Parliamentary Committees. The Committee on Budgets will vote on its report setting out the Parliament's vision for the post-2027 EU long-term budget, and the Subcommittee on Tax Matters will discuss simplifying the tax landscape for SMEs, as well as explore how fiscal measures can support the green transition. The Committee on Industry, Research and Energy will host the Energy Community Parliamentary Plenum, bringing together the EU and its neighbouring countries. Follow the links below to discover the week's highlights.
- Budgets: A revamped long-term budget for the Union in a changing world
- Tax Matters: The role of tax in aligning the green transition and competitiveness
- Tax Matters: The role of simple tax rules and tax fragmentation in European competitiveness
- Industry, Research and Energy: Energy Community Parliamentary Plenum
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