Canada has decided to cancel its tax plan of American technological companies.
The Canadian government has announced the continuation of trade negotiations in the United States after Canada canceled the tax plan for American technology companies. This was reported by the Canadian government’s press service.
Prime Minister Marc Carney said “Canada spends a lot of time to reach this agreement as long as it takes, but it’s gone.”
The financial minister and national income of the Francois-Philippines shampan announced the tax removal of digital services that “waiting for the conclusion of a mutually beneficial trade agreement with the United States.”
According to this decision, Carni and US President Donald Trump said the parties will continue the negotiations to end an agreement before July 21.
The tax collection from June 30 is terminate, and the shampan will soon be submitted to the bill on the cancellation of the digital services.
This tax was announced in 2020 to solve a problem related to the fact that many large technological companies operating in Canada may not pay taxes from the people.
“In negotiations with new economic and safety relations between Canada and the United States, the new Canadian government will always be guided by the overall contribution of any possible agreement with the best interests of Canadian workers and businesses,” Carney said.
Remember, on June 27, Trump announced that he was finishing all of Canadian trading negotiations after he began the tax introduction to digital services aimed at against Americans.
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