The EU’s Economy Commissioner is “confident” of finding a “shared way” with Ireland on a global minimum corporate taxation agreement and said it’s in the interest of the Irish economy to have a “stable and predictable” global system without losing the possibility of competition on tax.
- Ireland’s economic attractiveness for investment is “not based on a small difference of corporate minimum tax rate,”
Paolo Gentiloni told RTE’s Morning Ireland, noting other competitive features such as a good business environment, educated labor force and being English-speaking - “This is not a matter of reputation,” he said and “all countries have their own ...