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Austria Wants to Tax Any Search, Like, or Communication via Internet
Posted May 2, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
Andreas Schieder (born 1969) is the parliamentary head of Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern’s Social Democrats. He is a typical career politician since 1997 and [...]
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