G7 finance ministers agree 15% global tax agreement

The G7 has agreed to back an international agreement on global tax reform which would see multinationals pay a global minimum tax rate of at least 15% in each country they operate

Ministers also agreed to introduce rules to make climate reporting mandatory, and agreed measures to crack down on the proceeds of environmental crimes.

Chairing the G7 finance ministers meeting in London, Chancellor Rishi Sunak came out in support of the introduction of a global minimum tax rate which would hit the largest multinationals including Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and big pharma companies.

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