The discriminatory digital tax--and I see Senator Grassley here, and he and I have teamed up on this for years. This is the equivalent of a digital dagger aimed directly at our high-skill, high-wage companies. And there is going to be bipartisan opposition to it.
Ron Wyden: “The discriminatory digital tax--and I see Senator Grassley here, and he and I have teamed up on this for years. This is…”
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Wyden criticizes a digital tax aimed at high-wage companies, emphasizing bipartisan opposition.
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