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- European Commission president von der Leyen: If there is no international agreement on digital taxes, Europe will act
European Commission president von der Leyen: If there is no international agreement on digital taxes, Europe will act
- Believes that Europe can partner with U.S. in defining rules for digital economy
- Says it is important that partners raise their standards in digital economy too
- What is illegal offline should be illegal online
- Large digital companies must pay appropriate taxes
- Deadline of mid-2021 is final one for digital taxation
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