- Uber is in a dispute with HM Revenue & Customs over a £1 billion VAT bill
- The company believes VAT should be based on profits, not turnover
- Uber has paid £951 million in VAT and is seeking a refund
- The company recorded a turnover of £5.3 billion in the UK last year
Source: thetimes.com
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