But neither Mexico nor Canada impose tarriffs on US produced steel or aluminium (as far as I know).
This isnt about steel tariffs though. There are no tariffs on us steel in canada.
Canada has a digital services tax they charge on Netflix and other streaming services. Not sales tax , its literally used to fund canadian content. Why should a company that operates foreign website be subject to Canadian taxes? The whole 25 percent tariff on everything was retarded, but I see the point here. Not only is tax wrong but its funding an industry that competes with Hollywood. If i get pornhub premium account i dont pay canadian sales tax. Thats what he means by reciprocal its been happening a while and its one way.
I see his point the government of Canada has been trying to control Facebook telling them they have to pay whenever anyone links to Canadian news. Google paid, fb told them no and banned news links for Canadian users, still to this day. I actually agree with usa on this. We should not be taxing foreign digital services. The usa doesn't tax Canadian websites, if there are any. They are trying to fuck with YouTube too. To me answer is make better Canadian programming people want to watch. CanCon laws have long history of paying tax dollars to make shit tv no one watches. We should not be trying to force yt to promote it. Make good shit like trailer park boys and people will seek it out...
American private health care companies have a good case under NAFTA that government healthcare is unfair competition too.
Trump's order directs his administration to consider responsive actions like tariffs to 'combat' digital service taxes imposed on U.S. tech companies by foreign countries.
globalnews.ca
U.S. President
Donald Trump has signed a memorandum to impose tariffs on countries that levy
digital service taxes on U.S. technology companies, a White House official said.
Another official, providing details of the order, said Trump was directing his administration to consider responsive actions like tariffs “to combat the digital service taxes (DSTs), fines, practices, and policies that foreign governments levy on American companies.”
“President Trump will not allow foreign governments to appropriate America’s tax base for their own benefit,” the official said.
The memo directs the U.S. Trade Representative’s office to renew digital service taxes investigations that were initiated during Trump’s first term, and investigate any additional countries that use a digital tax “to discriminate against U.S. companies,” the official said.