UK publishes digital services tax guidance

The UK on March 18 and 19 published draft chapters for a manual on its digital services tax.

The guidance in draft form as the Finance Bill which introduces the UK’s DST has not yet received Royal Assent and could still be amended as it is considered by Parliament.

Chapters address the structure of the tax and how to calculate the liability, which applies to social media services, internet search engines, and online marketplaces which meet an annual revenue threshold.

The rate of tax proposed id 2 percent on all UK digital services revenue above an annual threshold of £25 million.

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