Minimum tax rate will go ahead ‘with or without US support’

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Minimum tax rate will go ahead ‘with or without US support’

Josh White
May 19, 2022
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US Congress looks increasingly unlikely to approve the global minimum corporate rate, but the rest of the world may go ahead regardless.

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