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Mexico unveils policy to withhold Uber drivers' taxes

By Julia Love on May 21, 2019 12:58PM
Mexico unveils policy to withhold Uber drivers' taxes

VAT spat.

Mexico on Monday detailed plans to withhold tax from drivers for ride-hailing and food delivery firms such as Uber Technologies Inc and Rappi, but China's Didi said it would not take part in the arrangement, sparking friction within the industry. Mexico's government has vowed not to create new ...

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