Ottawa Moves Ahead With Digital Services Tax Despite US Opposition
The U.S. has said it wants to establish a unified approach for a minimum tax level that would prevent multinational companies from exploiting tax rules
Ottawa is moving forward with its plan for a Digital Services Tax (DST), a policy that the United States has repeatedly voiced its objections to.
"We've talked about how important it was to make sure that web giants and large multinationals who work on the internet—like Apple, Amazon, and others—pay their fair share of taxes for the work they do and the operations they have here in Canada," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters on Nov. 29. ---More...
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