Corporate tax chiefs are trying to assess the potential implications of a proposal for a new global tax system for consumer-facing businesses, an effort that is being complicated by what some companies describe as a lack of critical details.
For many of you, a story about a global tax is pretty dry stuff, something you wouldn't really much care about. But to prophecy watchers and students of the Bible, this is fascinating and nothing short of an end times harbinger of prophetic fulfillment. You see, there was another time in world history that we read about a global tax under a
One World Government, and it heralded the First Coming of Jesus Christ. Now 2,000 years later, and the world is once again talking about a global tax, could it possibly be an indication we are getting close to
His Second Coming?
"And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus, that all the world should be taxed. (And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.) And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city." Luke 2:1-3 (KJV)
If you don't have a King James Bible, this incredible end times prophecy clue is lost to you, erased like it never existed. While the King James rightly calls it a 'tax', all the other versions have
removed it. The RSV says 'enrolled', the NIV says 'census', the CSB says 'registered', with even the NKJV jumping ship and saying 'registered' as well. God wants you to know that a global tax was present at the First Coming so that when you again see a global tax 2,000 years later in the end times, you will know how near you are to everything wrapping up. But the satanic committees of the new versions want you in the dark, and have removed 'tax' just like the NIV did to the word '
selah', another all-important prophecy time marker removed. Removing the word 'tax' in connection to the First Coming of Jesus Christ in Luke breaks the connection to verses written by the prophet Daniel about the time of Antichrist, global tax, and the One World Government.
"Then shall stand up in his estate a raiser of taxes in the glory of the kingdom: but within few days he shall be destroyed, neither in anger, nor in battle. And in his estate shall stand up a vile person, to whom they shall not give the honour of the kingdom: but he shall come in peaceably, and obtain the kingdom by flatteries." Daniel 11:20,21 (KJV)
So we can clearly see that one of the harbingers of the coming kingdom of Antichrist under the One World Government will involve a global tax, which as the article below from the Wall Street Journal, is being formulated as we speak. That's how close we are to everything wrapping up, and we who are saved getting out of here on
Flight #777 on
Titus213 Airlines.
Corporate Executives Try to Assess Potential Impact of Global Tax
FROM THE WSJ: The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, which is running the initiative, was scheduled to meet Thursday and Friday in Paris to discuss a proposal that would set a standard tax rate for a company’s global operations and allow individual governments to tax profits above that based on sales accounted for by each country.
The new rules would represent a departure from current regulations that look at where companies are based and where they hold patents and brands.
Dubbed the “unified approach,” the rules would apply to companies with annual revenues of more than €750 million ($830 million) in consumer-facing industries, a broad term that includes technology companies—which have been in the spotlight for their tax practices—and other firms selling services and goods to consumers.
Companies—some of which are still working through the OECD’s 2016 framework on base erosion and profit shifting, which abolished various tax loopholes, or the 2017 U.S. corporate tax overhaul—could be required to again make sweeping changes to their global tax structure within a short period.
The OECD aims to have agreement among its 36 member states on the unified approach by 2020. That has caused high-profile companies and business associations to voice their concerns publicly ahead of this week’s meeting.
“Before deciding on the final proposal, we encourage the OECD to clarify a number of issues,” music-streaming company Spotify AB said in published remarks to the organization.
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