The world’s biggest economies are this week attempting to rescue a landmark OECD tax deal after difficulties over implementation threatened to scupper the push to make multinationals pay more tax where they operate.
Representatives of more than 130 countries have gathered in the OECD’s Paris headquarters for three days of talks on applying a key part of a groundbreaking tax deal that has been beset with delays and problems over ratification.
On the agenda is a change to global law that would allow countries to scrap the current patchwork of national levies on tech giants such as Google, Facebook and Amazon.
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