Germany and France aim to impose a minimal worldwide tax on significant corporations, even if it means breaking with the European Union.
Following a meeting with German Economy and Finance Ministers Robert Habik and Cristian Lindner, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Mer stated today, Wednesday, that if a European-level agreement is not reached by the end of the year, “Sannan will be national legislation in order to execute this minimum.”
From the French and German taxes.”
It should be emphasised that Hungary is still preventing the European Union from reaching a unanimous resolution on the implementation of this minimum.
The three ministers warned of the potential negative consequences of Washington’s actions to combat high inflation rates; Habik stated that these measures would encourage companies to leave Europe and move to the United States, “and we cannot enter into times like this in a commercial war, as we are partners even across the Atlantic.”
Lindner, for one, emphasised that Germany and France will not stop working to improve their own competitiveness.
Germany and France aim to impose a worldwide minimum tax on significant corporations.
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