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July 11, 2021
G20 finance ministers meeting in Italy will discuss a reform of taxation on multinational firms that is meant to stop nations from using ultra-low tax rates to attract businesses.
The world’s top economies would be the biggest gainers of the OECD-brokered preliminary deal, while tax havens would be the biggest losers.
Big countries to win
The United States, Germany, France, etc… the world’s biggest countries are where multinationals do most of their business but are less and less likely to have their tax homes.
These countries stand to benefit from a measure that would redistribute part of the corporate taxes raised to nations where multinationals actually make their profits.
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The prospects of the European economy were discussed by the participants in the panel “European Economy”, coordinated by Tassos Anastasatos, Chief Economist of Eurobank and held at the 6th Delphi Economic Forum held under the auspices of of the President of the Republic, Katerina Sakellaropoulou.
Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the Tripartite Committee for Europe and former head of the European Central Bank, highlighted three elements related to the crisis. The European and global dimension that it has and made us discover weaknesses that we already had, as well as the fact that the crisis can prove to be an accelerator of the European economy.