French hopes are bolstered by the Commission’s impending approval of the Polish recovery plan under the EU’s pandemic rescue fund, set for next week.
The EU will reach consensus on a minimum corporate tax rate in June
because Poland, the last hold-out, will abandon its opposition, French
Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire predicted Tuesday.
"Everyone knows the issues [and] I am convinced that these could be
removed on the 17th of June," Le Maire said, referring to the date of
the next meeting of EU finance ministers — the last one chaired by the
French presidency of the EU.
French hopes are bolstered by the Commission's impending approval of the Polish recovery plan under the EU's pandemic rescue fund, set for next week.
"I think it is feasible that we will be finalizing this work even in
the next days or week," said Commission Vice President Valdis
Dombrovskis.
That green light will give Warsaw access to €36 billion in loans and
grants if it proves it has complied with its reforms and investment
commitments....
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