<ul><li>Italy and the White House have expressed a desire for a 'non-discriminatory' environment for digital services taxation, potentially signaling Italy may abandon its levy on sales from large tech firms.</li><li>The joint statement came following meetings between Italy President Giorgia Meloni and US President Donald Trump.</li><li>Italy currently applies a 3% revenue levy on internet transactions for digital companies with sales of at least €750 million.</li><li>The joint statement also stressed the importance of US investments in AI and cloud infrastructure in Italy, supporting the country as a regional data hub for the Mediterranean and North Africa.</li></ul>

Italy, White House Condemn ‘Discriminatory’ Tech Taxes

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