DUBLIN: The European Commission should wait for international consensus before moving forward with the “rushed” proposal of a revenue-based digital services tax, the Irish government said Wednesday, arguing that the measure likely would disadvantage smaller member states.
The statement, which a government spokesperson shared with Law360 on Thursday, responded to the commission’s proposal to put forward a new €5 billion ($6.1 billion) levy that would target the advertising.
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