France's Le Maire `Very Confident' on Digital Services Tax Deal

The transcript discusses the push for an international digital tax agreement, highlighting France's role in advocating for a minimum 15% tax rate on digital giants. It covers the potential impact on countries like Ireland and the US, and France's commitment to withdraw its national tax once an international system is in place. The EU's digital levy and economic recovery plan are also discussed, along with the ECB's strategy review, which includes a new climate goal. The conversation emphasizes the importance of international cooperation and quick decision-making in times of crisis.

What is the significance of the G20 meeting in relation to international taxation?

What are the main components of the proposed digital taxation package?

How does France's stance on minimum taxation differ from the proposed 15% rate?

What commitments did France make regarding its national taxation in relation to international agreements?

What are the potential implications of the OECD taxation system for global taxation?

What is the rationale behind the EU's digital levy?

How does the ECB's new climate goal impact its monetary policy?