I took a bit of time to research and the postion that you've presented seems to be contradictory to the already MLI agreement on dual taxation. Clearly the tax office officual cannot overlook MLI interpretations.
2016: Ha ha we won, you lost, get over it.
2017: Ha ha we won, you lost, get over it.
2018: Ha ha we won, you lost, get over it.
2019: Ha ha we won, you lost, get over it.
2020: Gloating isn't very constructive you know.
@JariPeltola@notesfrompoland speaking about the Visegrád, reminds my nan speaking how the old days were different , where the TV was black and white, people walked to the nearest village to speak on phone with family member once an year and brag how great was the new hit "The Final Countdown".
@MissStury@LordRickettsP why is this wrong? because they EU regulates and decides how 3rd parties’ access to the SM? enforcement is part of any legally binding contracts from beginning until the very end (just check you internet provider agreement – I bet it’s enforced by UK courts)
@notesfrompoland maybe restaurants shouldn't be closed? if it's ok to fit 350 people inside a church for one hour, surelly, there isn't a problem having 20 folks eating at a local restaurant for the same period of time
@rudocvetkov@notesfrompoland that could be the case, if i was born Ukrainian or Russian. And the V4? Pleaseeeeee ... join the 21st century or move back to Hungary.
@notesfrompoland clearly they don't know how the EU works. Simples: EU budget is VETO'ed. Rule of Of Law is aproved by majority and MEP ratify the law and it's out of the way.