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UK political parties clash over DSTs

Patrick Wiseman
December 11, 2019
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The political parties have different ideas about DSTs

The UK’s political parties have taken different stances on whether and how to introduce a digital services tax (DST) despite the threat of US retaliation.

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Patrick reports on indirect tax matters, BEPS, and related tax disputes. He is ITR’s main reporter on VAT, GST, customs, trade and the efforts to tax the digital economy, including digital services taxes
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