Not yet from the whirlpool of US antitrust investigations, Google, Facebook and other technology giants are facing global “encirclement and suppression.” At the meeting of the G20 finance ministers and central bank governors on June 9th, the G20 finance minister agreed to prepare common rules by 2020 to fill the global technology giants such as Facebook to reduce corporate taxes. Vulnerabilities. According to the announcement issued after the meeting, the details of how to tax the technology giants have not yet been determined, but will be gradually improved through the revision of the “two pillars” of the link and profit distribution rules and the global anti-tax base erosion proposal. The finance ministers pointed out in the G20 communique, “We welcome the recent progress in addressing the tax challenges of digitization and endorse this ambitious plan, which includes two pillar programs.” Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said in an interview after the meeting, “We have two pillars at the moment, I…

The tech giant has been hit again. On the 9th, Beijing time, Reuters reported that the G20 finance minister had reached a consensus on the 8th to formulate common rules to make up for the loopholes used by global technology giants such as Facebook to reduce corporate income tax. In fact, regarding the “digital tax”, the EU has tried many times. Under the leadership of France and the United Kingdom, the days of technology giants have become more and more difficult. However, the United States is still behind the support, and the differences within the EU still exist, and the digital tax distance may actually take some time. Is it difficult Not surprisingly, large technology companies have once again become the center of discussion. Reuters reported that the final version of the digital tax bulletin was released on Sunday. “We are pleased with the progress made in addressing the tax challenges brought about by the digitalization issue and agree to…

On the first day after the Dragon Boat Festival, Gree Electric officially reported the Oaks air-conditioning “production and sales of unqualified products”, boarded the hot search, and brushed the home appliance industry, which also led many companies in the Internet, IT technology and other industries. In fact, the dispute between the two sides has been for a long time, Gree has repeatedly sued Oaks for infringement of its patent rights. Tianxue investigation information shows that the Oaks Group has as many as 34 lawsuits, mostly related to patent disputes. Gree Electric Appliances “Roar” Oaks On June 10th, Gree Electric released a report letter on the official Weibo on the production and sales of unqualified air-conditioning products of Aux Air Conditioning Co., Ltd. The report was submitted to the State Administration of Market Supervision. Gree Electric also has the National Development and Reform Commission in Weibo. According to the “Report Letter”, Gree Electric reported to the State Administration of Market Supervision…