G7 finance ministers meeting in London discussing global minimum tax - Global Banking & Finance Review — The G7 finance ministers convened in London to agree on a global minimum tax of at least 15%. This landmark decision aims to enhance tax fairness and combat tax avoidance in international finance.

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G7 finance ministers agree global minimum tax of at least 15%

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Posted on June 5, 2021

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