Philip Hammond
Digital Services Tax branded 'half-baked' as intent to catch Apple appears to miss the mark
Chris Denning, head of international and corporate taxation, MHA MacIntyre Hudson, points to widespread confusion around the new tax, and questions its ability to catch the firms it apparently has in its sights
Budget 2018: US politicians and business groups attack UK Digital Services Tax
Chancellor Philip Hammond faces US backlash against Digital Services Tax proposal
Budget 2018: £200m for 'full fibre' for rural areas but nothing new on 5G
Chancellor Philip Hammond unveils Budget 2018 plan to drive fibre-to-the-home in rural areas
Budget 2018: Office for Budget Responsibility releases its costing on the Digital Services Tax
Turnover tax on Amazon, Facebook and Google will raise £275m in 2020-21
Budget 2018: Government to introduce two per cent Digital Services Tax aimed at Amazon, Facebook and Google
Targeted tax on all UK-derived revenues of internet giants intended to raise £400m from 2020
Government launches UK fintech strategy
Chancellor Philip Hammond unveils Fintech Sector Strategy
Spring statement: Hammond pledges first £95m for 'full fibre' as he opens consultations on tax-free training for freelancers and self-employed
Thirteen towns and cities named in £95m full-fibre push, announced in Spring statement
Chancellor Philip Hammond promises action on late payments and consultation on extending tax-free training to the self-employed
First areas to receive funding for full-fibre also named in Spring Statement
