EU to present 'electroshock' digital tax plan by March
EU commissioner Pierre Moscovici confirms EU plans to continue on digital tax plan unilaterally
The European Commission intends to present by the end of March its plan for overhauling tax rules for internet giants, aimed at making them pay up in the countries where they earn their profits.
The commissioner for economic and financial affairs, taxation and customs Pierre Moscovici told France's Radio J on Sunday the proposal would "create a consensus and an electroshock" on taxing digital economy revenues.
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