Donald Trump threatens to give tasks and limit exports to countries with taxes, laws and rules that are directed against major US technology companies such as Google, Meta (recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation), Amazon and Apple.
Trump said in a social networking message of social networks that digital taxes, laws, rules or regulations are aimed at harming American technologies or discriminating against them, the Guard Guardian's report. He added that measures such as, especially, taxes for digital services in the UK, annually cost more than one billion dollars for companies due to two -percent income from income. American and American technology companies are no longer a piglets of Muslims or a carpet of Muslims for the world, Trump Trump said. Display respect to the United States and our great technology companies or think about the consequences. Trump's threat is designed to pressure British and EU member states, which offers rules that limit the influence of major technology companies through “Digital Service Law”. In some EU member countries, including France, Italy and Spain, separate taxes for digital services are also applied.
US officials criticize digital services (DST) in the UK, act From 2020 and still take effect after the agreement with the Trump government, obtain In May. In February, the US President issued a decree entitled “Protecting US companies and renewal houses from foreign blackmails and unfair fines”, threatening to issue a return task. In April, it turned out that British Prime Minister Cyrus Starmer provided major US technology companies to reduce the common summer tax ratio to reassure An Trump, and distribute this fee to companies from other countries.
The president's warning issued a week after the United States and the EU agreed in a joint statement that it would fight with unworthy trading barriers. However, in Brussels, they claimed that the EU had no obligation to change any digital rules. In June, Canada Canceled Taxes for digital services, which Trump calls a “direct and serious” attack on the United States to facilitate trade talks with his neighbors.
