G7 - Global Minimum Corporate Tax Rate of 15%

Constantinos Challoumis

Abstract


The additional tax on profits of international companies that participate in controlled transactions appears to be consistent with the transition from an arm's length to a fixed tax principle. The largest and most profitable international corporations will be taxed at a flat rate. Except for high-tech companies, which should pay lower taxes, the current decision appears to be consistent with the theory of cycle of money (or money cycle).


Keywords


Global Minimum Corporate Tax Rate; High-Tech Companies; G7

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