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Big Tech Said to Support Global Corporate Tax, but Wants Digital Services Levies Axed
US tech giants could benefit from the agreement of the Group of Seven rich countries' agreement to create a global minimum 15 percent corporate tax rate if the final deal also scraps increasingly popular digital services taxes, according to industry lobbyists.
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OECD Says Global Deal on Taxing Tech Giants Won’t Be Secured This Year
The 137 nations trying to hammer out a new global standard for taxing multinational tech firms will not secure a deal by the end of this year as hoped, the OECD acknowledged Monday.
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Britain, France Suggest Phased Approach to Global Digital Tax Talks
Britain, France, Italy and Spain suggested a "phased approach" to global digital taxation talks in a joint letter to the US treasury secretary last week, which they said could open the way for a deal this year.
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France Slams 'Provocation' as US Halts Digital Tax Talks
France and the US locked horns Thursday over taxing digital giants such as Google and Facebook, after Washington said it was breaking off talks aimed at establishing a global framework for making the companies pay larger levies where they operate.
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"Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon" Tax In France To Regulate Tech Giants
France will introduce its own tax on large internet and technology companies from January 1, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said today amid difficulties in finalising a new EU-wide levy.
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France's Finance Ministry Rules Out Google Tax Deal
Dozens of French police raided Google's Paris headquarters on Tuesday, escalating an investigation on suspicions of tax evasion.
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French Finance Minister Rules Out Google Tax Deal, Others May Be Targeted
France will "go all the way" to ensure that multinationals operating on its soil pay their taxes and more cases could follow after Google and McDonald's were targeted by tax raids, Finance Minister Michel Sapin said.
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France mulls 'culture tax' on smartphones, tablets
France and Germany are considering imposing compensation schemes on Google as the company has refused to reach any deal with media outlets.
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Google chairman Eric Schmidt hopes for France tax deal soon
Eric Schmidt said he hopes his firm will reach a settlement "by the end of the year" with authorities in France in a billion-dollar dispute over taxes.
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Big Tech Said to Support Global Corporate Tax, but Wants Digital Services Levies Axed
US tech giants could benefit from the agreement of the Group of Seven rich countries' agreement to create a global minimum 15 percent corporate tax rate if the final deal also scraps increasingly popular digital services taxes, according to industry lobbyists.
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OECD Says Global Deal on Taxing Tech Giants Won’t Be Secured This Year
The 137 nations trying to hammer out a new global standard for taxing multinational tech firms will not secure a deal by the end of this year as hoped, the OECD acknowledged Monday.
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Britain, France Suggest Phased Approach to Global Digital Tax Talks
Britain, France, Italy and Spain suggested a "phased approach" to global digital taxation talks in a joint letter to the US treasury secretary last week, which they said could open the way for a deal this year.
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France Slams 'Provocation' as US Halts Digital Tax Talks
France and the US locked horns Thursday over taxing digital giants such as Google and Facebook, after Washington said it was breaking off talks aimed at establishing a global framework for making the companies pay larger levies where they operate.
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"Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon" Tax In France To Regulate Tech Giants
France will introduce its own tax on large internet and technology companies from January 1, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said today amid difficulties in finalising a new EU-wide levy.
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France's Finance Ministry Rules Out Google Tax Deal
Dozens of French police raided Google's Paris headquarters on Tuesday, escalating an investigation on suspicions of tax evasion.
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French Finance Minister Rules Out Google Tax Deal, Others May Be Targeted
France will "go all the way" to ensure that multinationals operating on its soil pay their taxes and more cases could follow after Google and McDonald's were targeted by tax raids, Finance Minister Michel Sapin said.
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France mulls 'culture tax' on smartphones, tablets
France and Germany are considering imposing compensation schemes on Google as the company has refused to reach any deal with media outlets.
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Google chairman Eric Schmidt hopes for France tax deal soon
Eric Schmidt said he hopes his firm will reach a settlement "by the end of the year" with authorities in France in a billion-dollar dispute over taxes.
