Ottawa, Canada — Canada’s deputy prime minister on Thursday defended a digital services tax that was quietly rolled out last week, despite pushback from business groups and threats of US reprisals. The three-percent tax on large or multinational companies such as Alphabet, Amazon and Meta that provide digital services to Canadians, was forecast in the
Disclaimer : Mymoneytimes implements extreme caution and care in collecting data before publication. Mymoneytimes does not liable for the adequacy, accuracy or completeness of any given information. Hence we are not liable for any kind of direct or indirect loss caused by the use of such information.