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- The U.S. is seeking dispute settlement consultations under the trade agreement to halt Canada’s 3% tax on large foreign digital service companies, calling it discriminatory.
- Canada defends the tax, arguing it ensures multinational corporations pay fair taxes on revenue generated from Canadian users.
- Failure to resolve the issue could lead to a dispute settlement panel.
U.S. Intensifies Efforts to Block Canada’s Digital Services Tax
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