Summary

Donald Trump signed an executive order withdrawing the U.S. from the OECD global corporate tax deal, which set a 15% minimum tax rate on multinationals.

This move threatens Ireland, which relies heavily on corporate tax revenue from U.S. firms.

Trump also plans to retaliate against countries imposing “extraterritorial” taxes on U.S. businesses.

EU officials, including Ireland, expressed concern but emphasized their commitment to the tax reforms.

The decision risks escalating U.S.-EU tensions, with fears of trade tariffs and broader economic fallout.

  • @Cryan24
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    3713 hours ago

    So ireland should go back to the old days and slash it’s rate in response?

    • @MrFappy
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      2412 hours ago

      Thats probably what he’s hoping will happen so all his rich friends can once again act like they live there so that’s where their minuscule tax payments will go.

    • @insaneinthemembrane
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      29 hours ago

      Legally Ireland can do that but the commitment to the 15% is there… Will be very interesting to see what happens now.