Google, Fb, Amazon to testify in US in opposition to French virtual tax

Google, Fb and Amazon are a few of the corporations that can testify Monday at a U.S. executive listening to at the French executive's virtual services and products tax.
Google, Facebook and Amazon are among the companies that will testify Monday at a U.S. government hearing on the French government's digital services tax.Original article
Author: Cnbc

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