[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Yulia [@YuliaBullion](/creator/twitter/YuliaBullion) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-17 09:09:33 UTC 🔥 Key actions Targeting Targeting the core service sectors of the United States: cloud computing (AWS/Azure), financial consulting (Goldman Sachs/Morgan Stanley), streaming media (Netflix/Spotify) and intellectual property licensing (Hollywood/software). Tax rate range: A cross-border digital service tax of 5%-10% is proposed, which is higher than the traditional commodity tariff (average 3%). Upgraded legal weapons The International Procurement Instrument (IPI) and the Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR) are activated, and US companies are prohibited from participating in EU public procurement projects (annual market size exceeds X trillion euros) on the grounds that "US subsidies distort competition". 💣 Potential chain reactions Technology stocks plummeted: XX% of Nasdaq companies have EU revenue accounting for more than 25%. If the tax is implemented, it will trigger a downward adjustment in earnings expectations. Risk of WTO system collapse: This round of service trade war exceeds the current WTO rules and framework and may completely paralyze the multilateral trade arbitration mechanism. China has gained a strategic window: Chinese companies can seize the opportunity to seize the vacuum in the EU cloud service (Alibaba Cloud) and streaming media (TikTok) markets. The "digital tax nuclear bomb" has exploded - the EU directly hits the lifeline of the US trillion-dollar service trade, using a combination of 5%-10% tariffs + government procurement bans to force Biden to return to the negotiating table. If the United States retaliates, the global technology industry chain will face the most serious split since World War II. XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [tariffs](/topic/tariffs) [tax bracket](/topic/tax-bracket) [united states](/topic/united-states) [Post Link](https://x.com/YuliaBullion/status/1945772854395740488)
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Yulia @YuliaBullion on x XXX followers
Created: 2025-07-17 09:09:33 UTC
🔥 Key actions
Targeting
Targeting the core service sectors of the United States: cloud computing (AWS/Azure), financial consulting (Goldman Sachs/Morgan Stanley), streaming media (Netflix/Spotify) and intellectual property licensing (Hollywood/software).
Tax rate range: A cross-border digital service tax of 5%-10% is proposed, which is higher than the traditional commodity tariff (average 3%).
Upgraded legal weapons
The International Procurement Instrument (IPI) and the Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR) are activated, and US companies are prohibited from participating in EU public procurement projects (annual market size exceeds X trillion euros) on the grounds that "US subsidies distort competition".
💣 Potential chain reactions
Technology stocks plummeted: XX% of Nasdaq companies have EU revenue accounting for more than 25%. If the tax is implemented, it will trigger a downward adjustment in earnings expectations.
Risk of WTO system collapse: This round of service trade war exceeds the current WTO rules and framework and may completely paralyze the multilateral trade arbitration mechanism.
China has gained a strategic window: Chinese companies can seize the opportunity to seize the vacuum in the EU cloud service (Alibaba Cloud) and streaming media (TikTok) markets.
The "digital tax nuclear bomb" has exploded - the EU directly hits the lifeline of the US trillion-dollar service trade, using a combination of 5%-10% tariffs + government procurement bans to force Biden to return to the negotiating table.
If the United States retaliates, the global technology industry chain will face the most serious split since World War II.
XXXXX engagements
Related Topics tariffs tax bracket united states