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could get hit under this plan that was backed by the g-20 over the weekend. first, the framework calls for that global minimum tax rate of at least 15% analysis by s&p finds onlye tax rate of less than 15% the other big change, digital taxes. the g20 plan would require companies to stop targeting america's tech giants and instead allow them to tax any multinational with at least $20 billion in revenue and more than 10% profit but the reality is that is still mostly u.s. companies. one study projects the new regime would generate $87 billion in tax revenue but more than half would come from companies that are headquartered here in america. and about a third would be paid by just five tech companies -- apple, microsoft, alphabet and facebook you might start to notice a pattern here because part of the reason global leaders wanted to rewrite the tax laws in the first place is because they were frustrated by trying to tax the highly mobile income of big tech companies. back over to you >> no doubt this is seen as a win on the global stage. what happens next with congress? can she make it come to fruition i look at some of the stock prices and they just brush off t

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