The debate on the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises tends to focus on the need to improve access to finance or reduce bureaucracy. However, there is a less visible and more impactive problem: the regulatory and tax asymmetries that appear when a company exceeds certain size thresholds.
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The debate on the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises tends to focus on the need to improve access to finance or reduce bureaucracy. However, there is a less visible and more impactive problem: the regulatory and tax asymmetries that appear when a company exceeds certain size thresholds.