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9. The article explains some other important points.

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Sat Jun 5, 2021, 10:35 AM

Jun 2021

And it takes about two minutes to click on the link and read the whole thing.

This is a very important development in the continuing quest toward equanimity in taxation. Good news - thanks for posting.

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G7 nations reach historic deal to tax big multinationals [View all] speak easy Jun 2021 OP

Good! nt brer cat Jun 2021 #1

No more tax Havens for Corporations who go overseas. ProudMNDemocrat Jun 2021 #2

Countries recognize they need a multinational approach for multinational corporate tax dodger Raven123 Jun 2021 #3

This seems like hugely good news, unless there are some loopholes we won't find out about 'til later TheRickles Jun 2021 #4

Let's hope it works Mr. Steve Jun 2021 #5

This is a good start. Ligyron Jun 2021 #6

Great idea! I hope they can make it work... Wounded Bear Jun 2021 #7

That's just the G7; Canada, Japan, UK, US , & EU. Good start, but.... Fla Dem Jun 2021 #8

The article explains some other important points. Pinback Jun 2021 #9

The potential revenue melm00se Jun 2021 #10

Thanks for the Tax Justice Network's interpretation of this decision. It's the more realistic one. ancianita Jun 2021 #16

Best news I've heard for years! eom LittleGirl Jun 2021 #11

This is a big fucking deal. Beastly Boy Jun 2021 #12

A lot of GOPers can't be too happy Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jun 2021 #13

Excellent news. Is the US on board? Martin68 Jun 2021 #14

Great! but most of the multinationals are operating in 3rd world countries FakeNoose Jun 2021 #15