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The United States proposes a minimum global tax rate for multinational companies of 21%. "
Context
For decades many governments have tried to minimize taxes on multinational companies to attract them to their territory; This policy has given companies a great advantage by leaving them in an excellent negotiating position that allows them to say: "Well, if you raise my taxes here, I'm going to another country." However, if countries charged the same tax, the incentives would be different.
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