More than 130 countries have given up on agreeing on new taxation rules this year for global tech giants like Google LLC and Apple Inc. due to disagreements over U.S. proposals and the coronavirus pandemic, with the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development saying Monday it will seek a deal by mid-2021.The countries originally aimed to release a final report by the end of the year, responding to criticism that such technology companies, also including Facebook Inc. and Amazon.com Inc., are not paying their fair share of taxes by taking advantage of low-tax jurisdictions."We will…READ FULL ARTICLE
