Direct questions: What does the G7 tax deal mean for multinational companies?

The G7 countries have reached an important agreement on corporate tax reform, and have agreed on a minimum tax for multinational companies.

Agreements between the US, Japan, Germany, France, the UK, Italy and Canada prevent companies from taking profits to low-tax jurisdictions and ensure that larger multinationals pay more in taxes.

But it is unclear how much tax and which company will be affected.

Chris Giles, FT’s economics editor, and Emma Agyemang, our global tax correspondent, are wondering what the deal means, what companies can be affected, and what success they can have.

Post your questions in the comments below and Chris and Emma will go regularly to answer these throughout the day.