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Carney rules out reviving digital services tax and streaming CanCon levy after U.S. trade talks collapse

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Prime Minister Mark Carney told the House of Commons on Monday that his government will not reverse its decision to scrap the digital services tax—a three per cent levy on Canadian-user revenue at the largest tech firms—or the requirement that big streamers pay 15 per cent of their Canadian revenues into Canadian content.
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