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Biden vows to close multinational tax avoidance loophole

Biden vows to close multinational tax avoidance loophole ZDNet 5 days ago © ZDNet Amazon has been singled out by United States President Joe Biden as one of several large corporations that are using various loopholes to avoid paying federal tax in the US. In a speech about his job plan for America, Biden vowed that one of his priorities would be to level the international playing field and make sure large corporations are paying their fair share of taxes by raising the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28%. In 2019, an independent analysis found that are 91 let me say it again, 91 Fortune 500 companies the biggest companies in the world, including Amazon they used various loopholes so they d pay not a single solitary penny in federal income tax.  I don t want to punish them, but that s just wrong.  That s just wrong.  A fireman and a teacher paying 22%?  Amazon and 90 other major corporations are paying zero in federal taxes? he said.

America s Return to the World by Kemal Derviş - Project Syndicate

Implementing an overall US strategy to bolster liberal democracy and rebuild multilateralism will inevitably involve many shades of gray. But the Biden administration’s early actions and the sincerity of its declarations suggest that it could become the most internationally transformative US administration in decades.

America s return to the world EJINSIGHT - ejinsight com

Canadian Tax Laws: A Review Of 2020 And A Look Ahead To 2021 - Tax

Excise Tax Act (ETA) by virtue of new powers granted to the Minister under the  Time Limits and Other Periods Act (COVID-19) (Time Limits Act), which received royal assent on July 27, 2020. Statute-Barring Periods Under the ministerial orders, the period within which the CRA can issue reassessments was extended by six months or until December 31, 2020, whichever is earlier, in respect of years or periods that would otherwise have become statute-barred under the ITA or ETA on or after May 20, 2020. These ministerial orders are no longer in force and no further extensions have been announced. Relief for Late-Filed Notices of Objection The one-year time limit for making late-filed objection requests

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