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The European Commission is investigating a tax measure allowing troubled German companies, whose shareholdings undergo major changes, to carry forward fiscal losses
A rule in German corporate tax law, the so called 'reorganisation clause' that allows an ailing company to offset losses in one year against profits in future years, despite changes in its shareholder structure, amounts to state aid
