On 18 November 2019, Estonian Parliament passed EU Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive (2017/952) (ATAD 2) into Estonian domestic law in its first reading. ATAD 2 follows ATAD 1 in extending the anti-hybrid mismatch provisions on hybrid instruments to countries outside the European Union, as well as extending the anti-hybrid rules to apply to certain hybrid entities.
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