Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Don't let up in fight against tax avoidance, Moscovici urges EU states VALLETTA, April 8 European Union states should continue reforming corporate rules to tackle tax avoidance, EU tax commissioner Pierre Moscovici told finance ministers on Saturday, as some smaller nations urged slower reform to avoid scaring away big corporations.
Some smaller nations prefer slower tax reform.
The finance minister is from a country in Europe. 
Weaker incentives for employees to save for retirement is one of the goals of Europe.
Jefferies has tax loopholes.
The EU issued a warning to the Turkish Army
The OECD is doing the same as the United States
Turkey is trying to join the EU
Marvell Technology Group Ltd will restructure it's company.
Once countries are a part of the EU, it will be nearly impossible to leave. 
There are companies.
The speaker will encourage the use of tax cuts.
All eleven EU countries must comply to qualify for taking part in the introduction of a new, single European currency in 1999
The discussion on a reform agenda for Europe's leaders was held in USA. 
The corporation continues to exist to this day
The tax cuts were opposed by the opponent
The tax code was fair then they made it unfair. 
we're going to open that loophole in a nanosecond and we're going to use that money to lower corporate tax rates in America for all corporations
The reform took much effort
The European Union is younger than 70 years old.
The person wants people to get their money back paid in taxes
The Opposition wants to keep taxes as is.
To say Europe requires no reforms would be correct.
Smaller nations rely on investment from large corporations.
EU tax commissioner Pierre Moscovici made his plea April 8, 2018.
The EU states, according to Moscovici, should continue supporting corporate rules to support tax avoidance.