Trump’s ‘Revenge Tax’ can hit us in other countries

President Donald Trump’s leadership is likely to be the price of the US government for evaluating a controversial tax in Canada and Canadian enterprises, the United States without a non-party US Congress Office.

According to the assessment, investors with tax investors are also likely to provide investors to investors to investors.

Revenge Tax, Trump Dubled 899 of a great beautiful law Calls a new retention tax to be applied Investment income in investors living in the US government’s countries inhabited by American companies is unfair or discriminatory taxes.

Digital services that hit companies from Canadian users such as Canada, Meta, Uber and Airbnb, are among the taxes that the United States considers US discrimination.

Top Canadian officials are interested in the prospect of Trump’s newly detainable tax and canada investors, investment advisors and tax lawyers closely watch what happened in Washington.

Digital Services Tax in Crosshairs

Federal Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said he stands with tax The first major payment on June 30.

“DST is in force and will be applied.”

The two different versions of the 899-section are currently before Congress, but both versions are at risk of Canadian and Canadian companies with newly detained taxes.

The version adopted by the House of Representatives will quickly enter and add 5 percent more than 20 percent more than 20 percent per cent for dividends to Canadians.

Prior to the Senate, an amendment will postpone the tax until 2027 and will exceed 15 percent. The Senate did not vote for the bill, despite the approval of the legislation by the legislation on July 4, the US National Holiday.

A joint committee of the US Congress, the Joint Committee, a study (JCT), a research (JCT) forecasts a new tax-like function to the office of the parliamentary budget, which will bring billions of billion billion billions of billions of billions of warnings. However, it will also begin to reduce these income and forecasts that until 2033 or 2034, it will really cause a drop of income.

Nümayəndələr Palatasının qəbul etdiyi 899-cu hissənin qəbul etdiyi 899 ABŞ, 2026-cı ildə 2026-cı ildə 2026-cı ildə isə 2025 ABŞ dolları və 2028-ci ildə isə 2028 ABŞ dolları ilə 2025 ABŞ dolları ilə 2025 ABŞ dolları və 31.8 milyard ABŞ dolları və 31.8 milyard ABŞ dolları ilə 2025 ABŞ dolları və 31.8 milyard ABŞ dolları ilə 2025 ABŞ dolları və Rose to $ 31.8 billion.

However, income analysis projects will then be reduced. The tax deductible US Treasury is lost in the US Treasury US Treasury and will cost $ 2034 to $ 2034.

The corrected version of the 899 is projected to bring only $ 52.2 billion between 2025-2034. However, until 2034, the US government is worth $ 2.5 billion in the lost income.

A source familiar with JCT’s work, his analysis said that the general national product of the United States would remain stable and foreign laws such as DST. What needs to change is the behavior of individuals and companies to prevent an eclipse tax.

Reducing the reduction of demand for direct and portfolio investments by foreign investors will reduce the cost of US assets. In turn, the cost of this fall will lead to a waste of tax revenues for the US Treasury.

Chief economist of the Canadian Policy Center David MacDonald, JCT’s analysis is a great assumption – Canadian countries will not return with their revenge taxes.

Said The ongoing trade war Showed that Canada was ready to retreat.

Canada should take revenge, MacDonald, more American company than the United States has been exposed to Canada than it operates here.

“Canadian companies earn more earnings in Canada than they earn in the United States,” said MacDonald.

MacDonald said that the captured tax could indicate investment in US securities, many companies predicted their way to determine the ways of investment.

According to him, this is bad for businesses and risks that cause damage to the economies of both countries.

“No one wins the war, and no one wins the tax war,” said MacDonald.