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March 18, 2026
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As things stand, Meta hasn’t communicated with ad execs about additional fees, beyond what they said in an email shared with Digiday.

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Advertisers aren't happy about picking up Meta’s European tax tab

As things stand, Meta hasn’t provided any communication to ad execs about these additional fees, beyond the email shared with Digiday.

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