U.S. President Donald Trump abruptly cut off all trade negotiations with Canada on Friday, citing Ottawa’s Digital Services Tax (DST) for the decision. The tax, enacted last June, targets U.S.

The Canadian government rescinded a digital services tax that was set to take effect on Monday after President Donald Trump threatened to break off trade negotiations between the U.S. and Canada over ...

Canada is no longer levying the Digital Services Tax (DST) which it imposed against Big Tech companies starting last year, with the country set to collect the first payments. This was removed after ...

Canada abruptly scrapped its plan to enforce a new digital service tax on American tech firms — days after President Trump blasted the “foolish” move as a “direct and blatant attack” on the United ...

President Donald Trump said on Friday that the U.S. is terminating all trade discussions with Canada. Trump cited Canada’s digital services tax on American tech companies as the reason for ending ...

President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to raise tariffs on countries that have a digital services tax, accusing such nations of discriminating against major U.S. tech firms by trying to collect a ...

The Canadian government is dropping a digital services tax set to kick in on Monday after President Donald Trump said his administration would end trade talks with the country over the policy. From ...

Canada announced Sunday that it is acquiescing to President Donald Trump’s demand to drop its digital services tax on U.S. companies to resume trade negotiations with the White House. Trump revealed ...

In a bid to appease President Trump and restart trade talks, Canada is rescinding a three-percent tax on companies providing digital services. Photo: Ludovic Marin/Press Pool Canada said it would ...

A LOOK AT WHAT THAT PLAN LOOKS LIKE. STEVE. SO, MARISSA, WE HEARD FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP VIA A POST ON SOCIAL MEDIA TODAY THAT CANADA HAD INFORMED THE U.S. IT WAS STICKING TO ITS PLAN TO IMPOSE THAT TAX ...

This is what FAANG et al. paid for and what they showed up for on inauguration day. Since their profit margins are usually "zero" a paltry 3% tax across the world would mean they might have to admit ...