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Budget 2018: US politicians and business groups attack UK Digital Services Tax

Graeme Burton
clock 01 November 2018 •
Budget 2018: US politicians and business groups attack UK Digital Services Tax

Chancellor Philip Hammond faces US backlash against Digital Services Tax proposal

Politicians and business groups in the US have hit out at Monday's Budget 2018 proposal for a Digital Services Tax, which will almost exclusively target US internet giants. On Wednesday, Texan Representative...

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