Rachel Reeves says talks are "ongoing" about the Digital Services Tax, paid by giants like Amazon. -
UK races to avoid Trump tariffs
US wants Britain to drop its digital services tax, which affects big American companiesFinancial Times - 4d -
UK looks at cutting digital services tax to avoid Trump tariffs
US ambassador Lord Peter Mandelson signals that a variety of options are on the tableFinancial Times - 3d -
UK looks at ways to soften impact of its digital tax on US tech groups
Washington has told London it must change the levy to win carve-out from reciprocal tariffsFinancial Times - 16h -
UK trade minister seeks to fend off threat of US tariffs
Britain’s digital services tax set to remain point of dispute at Washington meetingFinancial Times - Mar. 18 -
How to Avoid US-Based Digital Services—and Why You Might Want To
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Rachel Reeves: I will not 'tax and spend'
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UK should not cave in to Trump’s ‘bullying’ over tech tax says Davey
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The Big Rachel Reeves Weekend
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Trump’s tariffs will be paid by the poor – while his tax cuts help the rich | Robert Reich
The math doesn’t work in the president’s economic promises, which will create a giant upward transfer of wealth. Donald Trump apparently believes his tariffs will bring so much money to the US ...The Guardian - Mar. 15
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