UK "Google Tax", while modest, may set wider precedent
The government's "Google Tax" has modest aims but could still set a wider precedent
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- 'Unilateral' action
- Reasons to be doubtful
- Thin on detail
- Uncertain outcome
- Inspiration for further tax efficiency
- Too modest aims
- Government bluff?
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_350.jpg "Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt during a talk at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (Reuters/Bobby Yip)")