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Should there be a minimum corporate tax rate set across the EU to avoid tax competition between member states?

A minimum corporate tax rate would aim to curb tax avoidance and ensure that corporations contribute fairly to public revenues. Supporters argue it would create a more equitable economic field. Critics say it could reduce national competitiveness and deter investment.

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No

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 @9ZH2LTRanswered…2wks2W

No, corporation tax is very important for us competitively

 @9YML7Z3answered…3wks3W

No, Ireland survives off being a tax haven, however we should restrict foreign companies bringing employees from their own countries where the money doesn't return to Irish economy

 @9QR5PJ7answered…5mos5MO

Corporation tax should be abolished and replaced with taxes on corporate behaviours such as carbon taxes.

 @9MZG9CSanswered…6mos6MO

No, not unless there is a minimum wage across all member states.

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