Brian Keegan: France has big plans for its EU presidency | Business Post

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Emmanuel Macron aims to have the 15 per cent corporate tax proposals in force by this time next year, and that’s not the half of it, writes Brian_Keegan.

As the second largest economy in the EU, France has plenty of resources to direct during its six-month tenure in the hot-seat. Picture: Getty

The publication in the days before Christmas of a proposed EU directive to give effect to a 15 per cent rate of corporation tax across the bloc had a particular Irish hue to it – Paschal Donohoe’s sticking point of a “minimum tax rate means 15 per cent and not ‘at least’ 15 per cent” is in the text.Subscribe from just €1 for the first month!

 

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