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A new Danish law which subjects online providers of casino games and gaming machines to a duty of 20 per cent on the gross gaming revenue (GGR stakes minus winnings) compared with up to 75 per cent for land-based casinos and gaming halls has been approved by the Commission
Advocate General Mengozzi recently gave an interesting opinion (in case C-20910) on whether selective price reductions in the mail distribution market by Post Danmark amounts to an abuse of a dominant position
On 13 January 2010, the European Commission (Commission) approved Denmark's proposal to guarantee non-life insurance policies that cover damages resulting from terrorism
The European Commission (Commission) has given conditional approval to a project by the Danish Government to grant aid in the form of carbon dioxide (CO2) energy tax relief
