Ireland stands to lose €2 billion a year in tax take from 2025 under the plans.
The Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe says he doesn't believe Ireland is being bullied into accepting a higher corporate tax rate.
An OECD deal on tax endorsed by 130 countries would set a global minimum rate of 15 per cent and redistribute profits made by multinationals to where they are made, rather than where the company is headquartered.
Ireland stands to lose 2 billion euro a year in tax take from 2025 under the plans.
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe hasn't signed up to them, and has denied being bullied by other countries into doing so
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