
Amazon to Be Covered by Global Tax Deal Despite Thin Margins (2)
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Negotiators try to craft tax policy so Amazon meets thresholds New rules could target Amazon's cloud computing business
Corporations around the world should pay at least a 15% tax on their earnings, the Treasury Department said Thursday as part of its push for a global minimum for businesses.
Biden's economic adviser pushes for a 'global minimum corporation tax' to keep the U.S. competitive worldwide and make sure companies pay their 'fair share' as president vows to raise rates
It is relatively easy for a billionaire to say they support higher taxes. More is on the line if they are asked to do something about it.
A motivation for Yellen's push for a global minimum corporate tax is fear that the Biden administration's proposed increase in the US corporate tax will cause some American corporations to flee the US for countries with lower corporate taxes.
Biden's new tax rules would also cut down on loopholes used to receive better tax treatments overseas.
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..."Totally Fake News"
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...an effective rate of just one per cent
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