EU Considers Broad Corporate Tax to Target Tech Giants
Brussels is reportedly weighing a broad corporate levy on large firms to raise EU revenues while avoiding US backlash. The proposed change would target companies earning over 100 million euros annually.
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The European Union is weighing a broad levy on corporations with annual revenue exceeding €100 million to capture income from American technology groups without triggering trade retaliation. The proposal adapts the existing Corporate Resource for Europe framework to bypass national divisions over targeted digital taxes. The shift aims to secure adequate funding for joint bloc priorities over the next decade.
