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US may Trump French digital tax with wine-stopper

By David Shepardson and Sarah White on Jul 29, 2019 6:17AM
US may Trump French digital tax with wine-stopper

US President Donald Trump promised "substantial reciprocal action" after new Paris tax plan.

US President Donald Trump said on Friday the United States would hit France shortly with a "substantial reciprocal action" - and warned a new American tax on French wine was possible - after Paris announced a tax aimed at US technology companies. "If anybody taxes them, it should be their home ...

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