Trump declares U.S. exempt from previously agreed global corporate tax pact
- U.S. President Donald Trump declared that a global corporate minimum tax deal "has no force or effect" in the U.S., effectively pulling America out of the arrangement negotiated by the Biden administration with nearly 140 countries.
- Trump's memo referred to such actions as "retaliatory" and stated that American companies may face retaliatory international tax regimes if the U.S. Does not comply with foreign tax policy objectives.
- The memorandum clarifies that the global tax deal has no force or effect in the United States, aiming to recapture the nation's sovereignty and economic competitiveness.
- Trump's Treasury nominee Scott Bessent stated that following through with the global minimum tax deal would be a "grave mistake.
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