Global Climate Tax Plan Puts Big Oil in the Crosshairs
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Global Climate Tax Plan Puts Big Oil in the Crosshairs
The United Nations is discussing a new international tax collection cooperation regime that, among other things, aims to extract money from the oil and gas industry for climate change. It is not the first attempt to make the industry pay, and it will not be the last. The idea’s chances of success, however, remain uncertain. The idea is part of the Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation, a deal that is currently being negotiated at…
UN pushing a ‘global tax treaty’! Fossil fuel firms may have to pay for ‘climate damage’ under another proposed UN tax
Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation could also force ultra-rich to pay global wealth tax By Fiona Harvey and Heather Stewart Excerpt: Fossil fuel companies could be forced to pay …
A planned agreement is to re-establish global taxation. The debate is on taxes for fossil corporations and a kind of global wealth tax
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