France to push G7 countries for a global minimum corporate tax
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France to push G7 countries for a global minimum corporate tax

Danish Mehboob
March 21, 2019
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France plans to make significant progress with members of the G7 group of countries to reach an agreement on a minimum corporate tax rate, after the OECD has presented its work on taxing the digital economy to the G20 in June.

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