I just wanted to show how silly is sounds that some ally countries think they can enforce actions on other countries

This happens all the time, see e.g.: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brussels_effect

Of course you're free to ignore it, if you don't care about hundreds of million potential customers.

It links to the opposing effect too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_to_the_bottom

So it isn't that simple when it is something like this. So far history shows that tax havens work and the loop-holes are very challenging to close.

This legislation is directly aimed at preventing a race to the bottom, because societies (represented by their governments) realized that they are getting played by extranational entities if they act alone.

Isn't the literal definition of 'allies' a group of countries which pool their military resources to compel other countries to act how they want? I don't see the contradiction