UK finance minister to propose global digital tax

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UK finance minister to propose global digital tax

Hammond takes aim at FANG.

Britain's finance minister Philip Hammond said he would press the Group of 20 leading economies this weekend to introduce a global tax on the revenues of online giants such as Google, Facebook and Amazon. Hammond was due to take his case for a global digital tax - which would make it harder for ...

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