Members of the US House of Representatives tax legislation committee said that the digital services tax will face the risk of retaliation from the United States.

A resolution supported by bipartisan members of the U.S. House of Representatives has expressed opposition to the digital services tax, with lawmakers arguing that the tax unfairly targets American businesses. The resolution suggests that countries should abandon digital services taxes and take a multilateral approach to address the digital economy in order to avoid facing trade or tax retaliation led by the United States. American officials insist that the digital services tax disproportionately impacts American technology companies, including Amazon, as well as Google and YouTube under the Alphabet umbrella.