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- The Business Council of Canada warns that Ottawa’s digital services tax may damage trade relations with the U.S. and affect the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement review in 2026.
- The U.S. sees the tax as discriminatory, potentially leading to retaliatory measures.
- Despite concerns, Canadian ministers argue the tax complies with trade obligations, facing criticism from business groups on both sides.
Business Lobby Group Warns Ottawa Digital Services Tax Could Jeopardize Trade Talks
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