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EU Deal on Minimum Tax Possible in June, France’s Le Maire Says
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Nigeria Shunned OECD-Backed Tax Agreement Over Revenue Concerns
Nigeria did not join an international tax agreement brokered by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development because it would result in revenue losses to Africa’s biggest economy.
World’s Biggest Companies May Never Escape New Global Tax Rules
Countries are considering cementing companies that are currently in scope of proposed international tax rules there permanently, even if a company subsequently drops below the threshold for inclusion, a negotiator on the global deal said Monday.
EU Urges 13 Countries to Address Issues in Tax Systems (1)
Nearly half of the EU’s members should fix issues in their tax systems as part of efforts to recover from the pandemic and strengthen the bloc’s economy, the European Commission said Monday.
Poland Is Likely to Uphold Global Tax Veto at May 24 Ecofin: DGP
Poland will most probably uphold its veto on introducing minimum global corporate tax at Tuesday Ecofin meeting, Warsaw-based Dziennik Gazeta Prawna newspaper reports, without saying where it got the information.
Week in Insights: What Goes On Under the Surface Is a Mystery
Our experts touched on a wide range of topics, from ESG to international tax planning for multinationals. For a look at what’s making news, here’s our roundup.
Polish Minimum Tax Opposition is Political, German Minister Says
Poland’s remaining objections to an EU-wide directive that would implement a global minimum tax rate of 15% are “only political,” Germany’s finance minister said Friday.