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Article: Czech press review -- Economics.
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- Czech Business News
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- October 13, 2004
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Czech press review -- Economics
Prague. October 13. INTERFAX EUROPE - Slovakia, with its 19 % corporate income tax, is having more success than the Czech Republic, where the rate is 28 %, in attracting Western European companies. The chemical firm Basf has decided to close its Prague and Vienna offices and move them to Bratislava. Other foreign firms, like Belgium's Incofin and Trans Union, Germany's Witra, and Liechtenstein's Hoval, have already opened their Central European offices in Slovakia. Hospodarske noviny
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