BERLIN (Reuters) – The finance ministers of France and Germany support the idea of a 21% minimum corporate tax rate, as suggested by the U.S. government, they said in a joint interview in Zeit Online on Tuesday.
“I, personally, I have nothing against the U.S. proposal,” Germany’s Olaf Scholz was quoted as saying. “If that is the result of negotiations, we would also be agreed,” France’s Bruno Le Maire said, according to Zeit.
(Reporting by Madeline Chambers; Editing by Riham Alkousaa)
