US to cease negotiations with the EU on digitaks for a large tech

The United States of america, the negotiations with the European Union on a digitaks for a great tech to shut down. This is attested by the French secretary Bruno Le Maire (Finance) on Thursday after the news from the Financial Times (FT). The American equivalent of Le Maire, Steven Mnuchin, and would also have warned against measures such as the EU, the plans are still to continue.

The two sides negotiated for some time on plans for a new, global digital sales tax is for a large tech. The negotiations, which were conducted as part of a request of the OECD, in order to attract companies like Amazon, Google, and Facebook is fair to the subject. By the way, is to walk away from the negotiations, but Washington dropped a bomb under the combined introduction of a digitaks.

"The United States will continue to be at a digitaks and equivalent measures", citing FT's Mnuchin, in a letter to his French, Spanish, Italian, and English equivalent. "As we repeatedly have said," if countries choose not to make such tax levy, then it will be for the US to respond with the appropriate action," said the man.

Le Maire refers to the steps of the united states is a provocation to all of the partners in the OECD, while we are inches away from a deal. The arrows point in the economic and social committee aims to be at the end of 2020, a deal will be reached, but that deadline will be difficult to achieve without the united states.

France said that the European Union has its own tax for digital sales for the life of you will recall, when the negotiations within the OECD, and nowhere to escape. It remains to be seen whether this is ever going to make it: in Ireland, it was still against the plan, because a lot of tech is there to have it.

Due to the lack of a European response Italy and France over the past few years, digitaks put in place. Since January this year, in Italy, a tax of 3 per cent will be levied on a portion of the digital sales revenue of the companies that each year more than 750 million euros in turnover, of which at least 5.5 million are in Italy). Le Maire said that France this year will follow suit, even as Washington stays away from the negotiations.