France's Le Maire urges global deal on tech tax after "very good" proposals
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France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said proposals unveiled on Wednesday by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) for a global overhaul of digital taxation were "very good" and urged the body's members to reach a deal early next year.
"The key question now is to find a consensus and a compromise among all members of the OECD by the beginning of 2020," Le Maire told reporters at a meeting of eurozone finance ministers in Luxembourg.
The European Union has repeatedly said that it would try to move along with an EU-wide web tax if no deal is struck next year at the OECD, a global club of mostly rich countries.
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