One of the trickiest steps in implementing a global minimum tax was taken on Thursday.
After the impetus of the great powers at the G7 at the beginning of June, this time 130 countries, representing more than 90% of world GDP, agreed on the bases of this unprecedented reform.
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Nine states that participated in this two-day videoconference negotiation under the aegis of the OECD have not
"yet"
signed the text.
Among them are Ireland and Hungary, whose corporate tax rates are below the 15% floor adopted as the global minimum.
A task on the unanimity of Europeans, necessary to implement the reform.
On the other hand, China, India, Russia and Turkey are in the game.
The six-page document outlines an ambitious reform aimed at
“meeting the fiscal challenges posed by the digitization of the economy”.
A political agreement must endorse it at the G20 finance ministers, in Venice, at the end of the week
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