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1. theconversation.com › would-a-tech-tax-be-a-fairWould a tech tax be a fair way to make Google and Meta pay ...

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   Aug 29, 2024 · Media academic Andrea Carson calls the codes, passed in 2021, “world-first” legislation because Australia was the first country to use competition law to get Google and Meta to pay news...

2. theconversation.com › should-a-big-tech-tax-fundShould a big tech tax fund news? A new report reopens debate ...

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   Oct 23, 2024 · Facing the threat of designation under it – which would involve further legal obligations platforms may wish to avoid – both Google and Facebook (now Meta) did deals with news media businesses...

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4. techxplore.com › news › 2024-10-big-tech-tax-fundShould a big tech tax fund news? A new report reopens debate ...

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   Oct 23, 2024 · Facing the threat of designation under it—which would involve further legal obligations platforms may wish to avoid—both Google and Facebook (now Meta) did deals with news media businesses worth up to A$250 million per year.

5. www.forbes.com › sites › taxnotesWhat’s Going On With Digital Link Taxes? - Forbes

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   Oct 2, 2023 · Link tax legislation generally requires large digital companies like Google and Meta to pay a fee to journalism outlets for the privilege of showing or linking to news content on their...

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6. www.abc.net.au › news › 2024/10/25Could Australia flip the table on Meta with a tech tax?

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   Oct 24, 2024 · In short: A "digital platform levy" is among a range of options being considered by the government to get Meta to pay for news content. A committee also recommended devising a plan to divide any revenue between a wide range of media organisations, including small, independent, and regional outlets. What's next?

7. www.poynter.org › business-work › 2024Why Google and Meta ‘owe’ news publishers - Poynter

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   Feb 1, 2024 · With our co-authors, we found that Google and Meta are underpaying publishers for news, and that if the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act were passed in the U.S., Google and Meta...

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   Should Google and meta pay for news content?

   • Some of them think Google and Meta should pay for the news content posted on their platforms — a link tax, if you will. In the digital tax world, digital services taxes and digital streaming taxes have commanded the lion’s share of attention.

   What’s Going On With Digital Link Taxes? - Forbes

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   Should a tech tax be a 'digital platform Levy'?

   • A tech tax is still a long way from becoming official policy. (Unsplash: Rami Al-zayat) A "digital platform levy" is among a range of options being considered by the government to get Meta to pay for news content.

   After a six-month stalemate with Meta over its refusal to pay for Australi…

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   Are Google and meta underpaying publishers for news?

   • According to our study, Google and Meta are underpaying publishers for news. If the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act were passed in the U.S., Google and Meta would be required to make larger payments than they currently do.

   Why Google and Meta ‘owe’ news publishers - Poynter

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   What are Canada's social media tax targets?

   • And the government has not been shy about its intended targets: large U.S. social media sites and search engines. Specifically, it’s targeting Google and Meta. That tax has such a high revenue threshold that Google and Meta are the only companies to which it will apply. Canada says it is trying to promote fairness in its digital news marketplace.

   What’s Going On With Digital Link Taxes? - Forbes

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   Could a digital services levy be a tax on news?

   • If overseas examples are any indication, a digital services levy might reap much more than the roughly $200 million the News Media Bargaining Code has yielded so far, and it may apply to a much longer list of companies than just Google and Meta. Crucially, it would be a tax on more than just news — and therefore harder for companies to avoid.

   After a six-month stalemate with Meta over its refusal to pay for Australi…

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   Are digital platforms subject to the online news Act?

   • The legislation leaves open several questions, like which kinds of digital platforms are subject to the Online News Act. Upcoming regulations are expected to provide some clarity for digital platforms and news outlets. Canada is seeking feedback on the regime in a consultation that runs until October 2.

   What’s Going On With Digital Link Taxes? - Forbes

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9. www.weforum.org › stories › 2019Why global taxation is needed for the success of the digital age

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   Jan 21, 2019 · The consequences, in terms of the growth and survival of small and medium-size business around the world, could be grave. 1. On a more encouraging note, the OECD is making good progress toward reaching a consensus on digital taxation – covering search engines, online marketplaces, and social media platforms.