Frankfurt, Germany – More than 130 countries have signed an agreement on major changes in the taxation of major global companies. Objective: To prevent multinational corporations from making a profit in small or low-tax countries, also known as tax havens. The comprehensive agreement between the 136 countries was signed on Friday after talks overseen by the Organization for Economic Co-operation …
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The Hisberg team began a partial effort in the 2022 Cup series
Concord, NC – The NASCAR Cup Series next season will include some European talent in the selected Cup Series events with the Hisberg team for 2022. Organizers pulled out Ford’s next-generation # 27 cards in orange attire to mimic the team’s roots in the Charlotte Motor Speedway-Netherlands on Saturday morning. The part-time venture is a joint venture between former sports …
Read More »Iranian Foreign Minister holds talks with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
Tehran, Iran – Iranian Foreign Minister Hussein Amirabad Lahian held talks with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Damascus on bilateral relations and progress in the region. In addition to ways to improve bilateral economic and political relations, the two sides discussed on Saturday the latest developments in Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen and Iraq, according to a statement from Iran’s Foreign Ministry. …
Read More »China urges US to raise taxes
Photo: ANP China says it has pressured the United States to lift tariffs on Chinese goods during talks between the country’s senior trade officials. Washington sees the talks as a test of mutual engagement between the world’s largest economies because China has not complied with previous agreements. Virtual talks between US Trade Representative Katherine Tai and China’s Deputy Prime Minister …
Read More »One hundred and thirty-six countries, including Ireland and Hungary, have agreed to a minimum tax of 15% on multinational corporations.
Praising the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is an “important” decision. One hundred and thirty-six countries have agreed to impose a 15% minimum tax on multinational corporations following demonstrations in Ireland, Estonia and Hungary. “The major reform of the international tax system completed today in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development will ensure that the minimum tax …
Read More »Chep Brookers (Leveroy) wants to capture the Netherlands with his book …
Chep Brookers (right) and his brother Daniel Image: Pearly Levroy – Tax expert, author and entrepreneur Sepp Brookers Leveroy wrote two books for entrepreneurs this year. When he introduced men’s shoes with his brother Daniel Berley in 2020, he discovered how much time and energy it takes to know what you need to know as a start-up entrepreneur. “I studied …
Read More »Military Bokeh: Tim Lips in provisional second place
Fog Sunny de Jong, the Netherlands’ first rider, was appointed by national coach Andrew Hefern to ride in his dressage test. Sunny de Jong enjoys a solid test with his gray mare on a icy track. This combination only received unsatisfactory scores on Cantor’s first change. With a score of 33.1 penalty points (66.88%), Ryder from Allsmere is ranked 21st …
Read More »Macron wants to restore relations with the United States at the Biden meeting
ANP Products | Source: ANP Tuesday 5 October 2021 at 14:38 French President Emmanuel Macron wants to resolve the conflict with the United States, among other things. “I think this is the right opportunity to see how we can restore relations,” he said when he arrived in Slovenia to attend the EU summit. Paris was outraged when Australia canceled a …
Read More »Prince Jaime: Mankind can win just like athlete Hassan
The Dutch climate ambassador, Prince Jaime de Bourbon de Farme, sees global warming as increasing “speed”. He hopes to follow the example of Siban Hassan, the best athlete who fell in the 1500 meters, but then ran for Olympic gold in the 5th and 10th kilometers. “We stumbled as a team man, but we can still win.” The text continues …
Read More »Taiwan: Our security is paramount to chip delivery
Photo: ANP Taiwan’s security is critical to the global computer chip distribution chain. Taiwan’s Minister of Economic Affairs said. Taiwan is the most important chips producer, but China sees the island off the coast of China as a backward province. In recent days, Chinese warplanes have frequently crossed Taiwan’s airspace. The United States has already called on China to stop …
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