Just as the U.S. outlined a new round of tariffs on about $1.3 billion of French goods including makeup and handbags in the nations’ battle over digital taxes, evidence is mounting that the strategy has all sorts of costs for the American economy.

Exports to the European Union from the U.K. will face customs controls from Jan 1. 2021, according to a government plan seen by Bloomberg News.

Deloitte is ramping up its efforts to provide legal-related services to companies in the U.S., a move likely to mean more competition for law firms.

Companies that produce goods or provide services overseas using certain U.S.-based intangible property can now more easily claim a tax perk aimed at drawing manufacturing operations back to the U.S.

Dozens of millionaires from the U.S. and six other countries have a message for their governments: “Tax us. Tax us. Tax us.”

France will unveil “massive” support for youth employment this week and a new broad stimulus plan including tax cuts for companies at the end of August, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said.

Singapore’s July 10 election, which saw an unprecedented erosion of support for the ruling People’s Action Party, could prompt tighter restrictions on foreign labor and tweaks to an impending sales-tax hike, according to economists at Citigroup Inc. and DBS Group Holdings Ltd.