The state of play in global tax deal

About 140 nations have come together to agree on a 15% global
minimum corporate tax rate and a way to make sure tech companies
and other multinational giants pay their fair share. Putting
these hard-won agreements into practice brings new difficulties
and delays may mean a flurry of new digital services taxes.
Furthermore, developing nations have pushed to put tax talks on
the United Nations' agenda.

In this episode of The Sound of Economics, Rebecca Christie is
joined by Benjamin Angel and Pascal Saint-Amans to talk about the
state of play in OECD’s global tax deal. They discuss the role
that different stakeholders play in the developments, including
the OECD, the EU, the US and the Global South.