Brussels – A global deal on corporate tax looks set to bring to a climax a deep-seated European Union battle, pitting large members such as Germany, France and Italy against Ireland, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
The smaller EU partners, which are at the center of a yearslong struggle over their favorable tax regimes, welcomed a Group of Seven deal on June 5 for a minimum corporate rate of at least 15%, but some critics predict trouble implementing it.
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