A “
historic
”
agreement
, the British, German, French and American finance ministers rejoiced in unison.
On June 5, the global tax reform aimed at taxing multinationals more and more equitably, led by Gafa, took a decisive step.
The major financiers of the G7 countries, meeting in London, have agreed on two points.
Apply a global minimum tax on corporate profits "
of at least 15%
";
and better distribute the tax revenues of the most profitable multinationals (more than 10% margin) in the countries where they really achieve their turnover.
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The game is far from over, however.
This revolution in global taxation has been under negotiation for more than three years between 139 countries under the aegis of the OECD.
The international organization was mandated by the G20 countries.
Representatives of the 139 states are meeting by videoconference on Wednesday and Thursday.
At the end of next week, the ministers
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