Should digital platforms like Google, Meta and Amazon be subject to a global minimum tax of 25% on all profits — regardless of where they are incorporated?
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Context
The OECD 15% minimum tax for large corporations took effect in 2024 — but tech giants still shift billions to tax havens like Ireland and the Cayman Islands. A 25% rate would unlock hundreds of billions for public services.
Real-world source
Council of the European Union · 12/15/2022
Directive (EU) 2022/2523 — global minimum 15% taxation for multinational groups (OECD Pillar Two) ↗
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