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Richard Epstein of the Hoover Institution, a senior fellow, teaches law at

NYU and the University of Chicago, and it's written about taxes for decades, five decades

at least, and therefore the global tax regime first mentioned by Janet

Yellen in the United States and then taken up in discussion at the G7 finance

ministers meetings and then pursued by the G7 finance ministers meetings and then pursued by the G7

principles meetings is much in the news and in these days since G7 we do not want

to forget that this is a theory in practice and many countries are now discussing

it.

For example, Ireland, Ireland is tax state by corporations such as Apple.

Ireland is commenting, the European home of tech giants like Apple, I read from Yahoo News.

And Google is looking to reach a compromise over global taxation that

recognizes quote the role of legitimate tax competition this from the finance

minister in Ireland.

Also, we have comments from other nations that are going to be involved in this

transformation of the global tax regime.

For example, the comment, this comment in these last days from, again, Yahoo News.

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