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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/biden-g7-global-minimum-tax-agreement-in-100-years-report-2021-5%3famp

Still not very optimistic about reaching the deal because that would be HUGE and a game changer, but let's pray :pray:

Watching at Europe, is this the start of the end of the 5 tax havens we have (Netherlands or Luxemburg among them) and the creation of a more fair Europe? 

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The only country to vote against it is the UK 

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32 minutes ago, Miss Dolly said:

The only country to vote against it is the UK 

No wonder, between the Cayman Islands (UK territory) and UK itself they move 25% of GLOBAL tax loss. Netherlands and others are not in the G7 and have no vote on this, so I am sure they are not happy about that at all

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Most Countries are already above this threshold anyway so i dont think it will change a lot

 

But anyway is this total tax or just Federal?

 

Cuz here in Canada our Corporate tax rate is literally 15% right on the mark but every Province adds like 10% on it or so, so the real total rate is more like 25%

 

Does this mean Canada could or couldnt lower it to 14% for example hypathetically? Is it total Government taxes or just Federal?

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1 hour ago, Economy said:

Most Countries are already above this threshold anyway so i dont think it will change a lot

 

But anyway is this total tax or just Federal?

 

Cuz here in Canada our Corporate tax rate is literally 15% right on the mark but every Province adds like 10% on it or so, so the real total rate is more like 25%

 

Does this mean Canada could or couldnt lower it to 14% for example hypathetically? Is it total Government taxes or just Federal?

Maybe in Canada the situation won't change much but here in Europe there's 2 countries, Netherlands and Luxemburg, that already make 15% of the tax loss in the world, so yeah, at least in here it seems the situation will change a lot.

And the final deal will be revealed in the next weeks but it seems the 15% is a minimum, so I assume there will be some room for extra %. Huge news anyway.

 

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29 minutes ago, NAMURO said:

Maybe in Canada the situation won't change much but here in Europe there's 2 countries, Netherlands and Luxemburg, that already make 15% of the tax loss in the world, so yeah, at least in here it seems the situation will change a lot.

And the final deal will be revealed in the next weeks but it seems the 15% is a minimum, so I assume there will be some room for extra %. Huge news anyway.

 

Our rate already is 15%... so if say the final number was 18% after the final deal would we have to raise it or is it total government rate?

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I don't think your personal rate will be modified, this deal is made to avoid big companies evade taxes and to eradicate tax haven countries. If yours is one of them  (I don't think so cause Canada is at #19 in that list) and the rate has to be increased in order to make better public system, welcome it is :vegas:

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