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The Dresden Chamber of Crafts welcomes the European Union’s efforts to strengthen the internal market in the construction sector by means of a planned Construction Services Act. At present, there are still significant legal, administrative and tax obstacles that discourage cross-border provision of services, in particular by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
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Feedback from the Dresden Chamber of Skilled Crafts on the proposed regulation to introduce an eDeclaration for the posting of employees A large proportion of ou member companies, which are located in the 3-country triangle of Germany, the Czech Republic and Poland, particularly in the construction and finishing industry, also operate across borders.
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