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New spending bill adds to simmering tensions between the White House and big business
Pandemic-enhanced revenues from multinationals give Dublin more scope to mitigate the cost of living crisis
Industry figures say broader package of measures needed rather than ‘fantasy economics’
Number of resignations from government in last 24 hours up to 21 as PM braces for potential vote of no confidence
Finance minister Bruno Le Maire pushes for EU workaround to approve minimum tax rate for big companies
Settlement follows probe by prosecutors into claims US fast-food chain diverted income abroad
Budapest signals it has concerns even as Warsaw removes stumbling block to OECD agreement
Opposition critical of chancellor’s ‘haphazard, last minute’ plan for additional levy
The upcoming vote could be a litmus test for those who profess to be champions of ESG
US regulator decides issue of disclosure can be put to shareholder vote after institutional pressure
Rishi Sunak sets out options to replace tax break on capital spending that ends next year
Resource-rich Gulf state seeks to diversify economy and adapt to international norms
Countries agree reform of corporate revenues but will struggle to make it legally binding
Commission makes pitch for fresh revenue streams from member states to repay pandemic recovery fund debts
Government ‘super-deduction’ forecast to bring forward spending but many economists predict rise will be shortlived
Move makes it easier for global corporate tax overhaul to come into effect in 2023
Resistance to move from Kyrsten Sinema is forcing administration to recast measures to finance $3.5tn spending package
Top-up levy introduced by George Osborne in 2015 to fall from 8 per cent to 3 per cent
Last week’s deal at the OECD is far from perfect but forestalls a nasty trade war
Holdouts Hungary, Ireland and Estonia join biggest cross-border overhaul in a century
Dublin poised to ditch 12.5% rate that has been cornerstone of its economic policy
Budget minister’s vow may put pressure on US and EU holdouts to get on board at global meeting
An end to Dublin’s objections would clear a big hurdle to final agreement on a worldwide corporate 15% rate
Sportswear company had argued that the European Commission’s investigation was premature
None of the three EU holdouts on the global corporate tax rate deal is part of the G20
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