(ANSA) - Rome, September 15 - The government's planned
'digital tax' on digital giants who currently have their tax
base in low-tax countries will bring in "two to three billion
euros a year," Economy Undersecretary Enrico Zanetti said
Tuesday. Italy will have a so-called 'digital tax' from January
1, 2017 to "have transactions and accords taxed where they are
made," Premier Matteo Renzi said Monday, replying to a question
on a 'Google Tax'.
Digital tax will bring in 2-3 bn a year - Zanetti (2)
From 2017