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136 countries have signed up, only can you and nigeria, pakistan and sri lanka have refused. the organisation for economic co—operation and development which brokered the deal is countries will collect around $150 billion a year extra in tax revenues. here is the french finance minister. it will allow us to fight with more efficiency against the rising inequalities in the world. this agreement at the level of the oecd is clearly a tax revolution. a tax revolution which will lead to less unfairness, to more justice, more efficiency. more on this now, daniel bunn is at the tax foundation and j...

Where they think they can still be attractive to multinational investment.— be attractive to multinational investment. ., ., investment. what would you say to the claims — investment. what would you say to the claims it _ investment. what would you say to the claims it will _ investment. what would you say to the claims it will be _ investment. what would you say to the claims it will be mainly i to the claims it will be mainly richer companies who will benefit from this and the poorer countries will see their tax incomes decrease?- tax incomes decrease? those claims are — tax incomes de...

The rich and powerful continue to use offshore tax havens to store and move their money.

2021-07-17 05:35:56 GMT2021-07-17 13:35:56(Beijing Time) Xinhua English WASHINGTON, July 16 (Xinhua) -- While financial leaders of the Group of 20 (G20) major economies have endorsed a deal to overhaul international corporate tax rules, questions remain over the ability of the Biden administration to persuade a deeply divided U.S. Congress to ratify the deal, experts have said. GLOBAL TAX DEAL "After many years of discussions and building on the progress made last year, we have achieved a historic agreement on a more stable and fairer international tax architecture," G20 finance minist...

Finance ministers from the G-7 advanced nations agreed on Saturday to back a minimum global corporate tax rate of at least 15%.