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Germany’s Scholz Sees Holdouts Eventually Backing Tax Deal
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German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said countries holding out against the global corporate tax deal will eventually come around because of the widespread support it has received.
Countries accounting for 90% of global economic output are backing the deal, which shows the momentum behind the effort, Scholz -- the Social Democratic candidate to succeed Angela Merkel as chancellor -- said Friday in an interview with Bloomberg TV.
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Germany’s Scholz Sees Holdouts Eventually Backing Tax Deal