EU Countries Push Back Against Minimum Tax Tweaks

Some EU countries don’t want to consider changes to their global minimum tax law before they have a better understanding of the US’ demands, according to people familiar with the matter.

At a meeting on Tuesday, Poland, which holds the EU’s rotating presidency, proposed various amendments to the law in a bid to appease the US, which argues the legislation treats US companies unfairly. But at the meeting, some countries pushed back against the Polish proposal, saying it was too soon to decide on amendments before properly analyzing their impact and how they would feature in ...