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The game of pointing fingers continues in the fight over the media's VAT exemption, but most of it is directed at the Ministry of Finance.

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(+) The Tax Administration Points to Stoltenberg

The game of pointing fingers continues in the fight over the media's VAT exemption, but most of it is directed at the Ministry of Finance.

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