Rishi Sunak could introduce a UK e-commerce sales tax in his forthcoming budget, according to reports. The Telegraph quotes a government source as saying that the plans are still ‘rudimentary’ but there is clear impetus towards some kind of tax on electronic sales. It is unclear whether an online sales tax will be included in the forthcoming Budget. According to reports, other sources suggest that the government would consult with tech businesses before implementing an online sales tax.
Source: vatglobal.com
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