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From facebook last night, which says it supports reform to the rules. i have also just seen statements from google. google said the company strongly supports the work being done to update international tax rules. they say they hope countries can finalise what they describe as a balanced and durable agreement soon. amazon has also reacted this afternoon, saying they hope to see discussions continue to advance with the broader g20, as i've mentioned, and what they say would be an inclusive framework alliance. so, broadly speaking at the moment, these large tech companies, which are at the centre...

That is coming, continue to have that kind of legitimate policies in place in ireland that deliver a competitive approach for ireland and allow us to grow and retain employment. google and amazon have said they support the work being done to reform tax rules. so has facebook, which acknowledged it could end up paying more as a result. how transformative today's historic agreement will be depends on getting other nations on board and implementing reforms could take years. katy austin, bbc news. our economics editor faisal islam said it is fair to call it an historic agreement. i think it is fai...

Said businesses should pay the right amount of tax in the right place. many of the tech giants have welcomed the agreement. the former deputy prime minister and now facebook�*s vice president of global affairs, nick clegg, said the social media giant had called for reform of global tax rules and wanted the process to succeed, even if it meant the company paid more tax. our business correspondent katy austin reports. how much tax should multinational companies, particularly tech giants, pay, and where should they pay it? those were the questions at the heart of these discussions between g7 fi...

And then the rest of the world. the german finance minister hailed today as an important step, even if difficult conversations lay ahead with countries whose tax rates are below 15%. i'm sure that the decision that has been made today will be very successful. this is a train that has already started and anyone willjoin the train. ireland's rate of corporation tax is 12.5%. isn't this notjust about a corporate tax rate but the end of a low tax business model for your country? we will, even with an acknowledgement of the change that is coming, continue to have the kind of legitimate policies in ...

David, to you again. is there a way this could work better? should a guy like joe manchin the among titular democrats are, arguably the second most important guy in washington? is there a work around four hamlet on the hill? >> at the end of the day, there just has to be a recognition from senator manchin and senator sinema, that we're not living in reality when you talk about we need to get 60 votes, including ten republicans on infrastructure. are on changing tax rules. are protecting our democracy. it's just not going to happen. so, it's a simple choice. either you reform the filibuster and...