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Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 4

4. Notes that on average digital business models face significantly lower effective tax rates than traditional business models which rely on physical presence; regrets that tax avoidance ~~linked to aggressive tax planning~~ is not only detrimental to the collection of public revenues but also puts businesses, especially SMEs, at a disadvantage, while creating barriers for new local entrants;

2021/03/01
Committee: ECON

Enikő GYŐRI

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 11

11. Insists therefore that, regardless of the progress of the negotiations at the G20/OECD IF, the EU should stand ready to roll out its own solutions for taxing the digital economy by the end of 2021; calls on the Commission to present proposals by June 2021, while anticipating their compatibility with the reform by the G20/OECD IF to be agreed on; stresses the need to create a level playing field for providers of traditional services and digital services in the EU by ensuring that the latter are taxed at an adequate rate; invites the Commission to consider in particular introducing a European Digital Services Tax as a necessary first step;deleted

2021/03/01
Committee: ECON

Enikő GYŐRI

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 13

13. Regrets that the Council did not agree on any of the Commission’s related proposals, i.e. the digital services tax, the significant digital presence or the CCTB and CCCTB; calls on the Member States to reconsider their position on these proposals, and to consider all options provided for by the Treaties if no unanimous agreement can be reached;deleted

2021/03/01
Committee: ECON

Enikő GYŐRI

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 15

15. Calls for a stronger role for Parliament in legislative procedures in the area of taxation; takes note of the Commission’s proposed roadmap to qualified majority voting in its communication entitled ‘Toward a more efficient and democratic decision-making in EU tax policy’;deleted

2021/03/01
Committee: ECON

4 Amendments of Enikő GYŐRI related to 2021/2010(INI)

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