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    Trump Orders an Investigation on the Impact of Digital Services Taxes

    Published in the February 26, 2025 Federal Register, President Trump’s memorandum titled “Defending American Companies and Innovators From Overseas Extortion and Unfair Fines and Penalties” directs the heads of multiple departments and departments to investigate and report on the impact of digital services taxes (DSTs) assessed by other countries against U.S. companies. Additionally, the memorandum references regulations governing digital services that are more burdensome and restrictive on U.S. companies than a country’s domestic companies.

    The memorandum directs the following:

    The memorandum does not provide a deadline for the actions. Schenker will continue to monitor the status of these reports and potential actions.

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