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There is an agreement amongst the g7, though, to go for at least 15%, and i do think that is an historic achievement. alongside the power to tax some local sales, the uk, france and italy have also agreed, eventually, to scrap their existing and recent tech taxes. foryears, campaigners and european finance ministers wanted this change but it was unthinkable, up until a few months ago. it's the pandemic that has changed things, requiring finance ministers around the world to have to fill coffers emptied by a year of lockdowns, but also a change in the american government, as well, creating a wi...

Taxes scheduled. we would rather not do that. it's either going to work out or we'll work out some mutually beneficial tax. and the tax will be substantial. and i'm not sure it's going to come to that but it might. it might. >> i want to bring in lynette lopez, columnist for "business insider." evan siegfried is a republican strategist with his own concerns about a possible tariff. lynette, president trump, you heard him there, you know, maybe it will happen, maybe it won't. on tuesday in london he was talking tough in the morning, by the afternoon he said he thinks it will probably be resolve...

Thirty eight percent in poor countries even as low as twenty percent so your we have seen rich people and rich companies negotiating themselves out of the tax bracket and the result is that public subsidies are collapsing housing to ignore it is just enough and i know that it isn't going to solve the problem of not having the resources to plow into infrastructure that most people mean we've been talking about technology we've been talking about education we've been talking about tech taxes. and i just want to make sure that we also don't forget one point that has been brought up in this whole ...