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The European Union proposes a new Corporate Resource for Europe levy starting in 2028, targeting firms with annual revenues over $117 million. This plan aims to raise funds for the Multiannual Financial Framework until 2034 while avoiding US retaliation by taxing local subsidiaries instead of just digital firms, though 27 member states must approve it.
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EU Compromises Digital Tax on Tech Giants

Brussels Weighs Broad Tax on Big Tech

Sources: the European Commission considers taxing big US tech companies through a broad levy on large corporations to avoid singling out individual companies (Financial Times)