On Line sales tax
Discussion
Apologies if being discussed elsewhere
It could be a 2% levy on online sales, which would raise £2bn a year, or a charge on deliveries, as part of a campaign to cut congestion and emissions.
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-online-sale...
Personally I doubt it will save the High Street. It will just be another tax that gets used for whatever.
The High Street will simply shrink and shrink
It could be a 2% levy on online sales, which would raise £2bn a year, or a charge on deliveries, as part of a campaign to cut congestion and emissions.
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-online-sale...
Personally I doubt it will save the High Street. It will just be another tax that gets used for whatever.
The High Street will simply shrink and shrink
anonymoususer said:
Apologies if being discussed elsewhere
It could be a 2% levy on online sales, which would raise £2bn a year, or a charge on deliveries, as part of a campaign to cut congestion and emissions.
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-online-sale...
Personally I doubt it will save the High Street. It will just be another tax that gets used for whatever.
The High Street will simply shrink and shrink
It not going to help the high street and it’s fIt could be a 2% levy on online sales, which would raise £2bn a year, or a charge on deliveries, as part of a campaign to cut congestion and emissions.
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-online-sale...
Personally I doubt it will save the High Street. It will just be another tax that gets used for whatever.
The High Street will simply shrink and shrink
k all to do with cutting congestion or emissions. If we all buy on line instead of driving into town, and the goods have already been driven into town.......well, it’s easy to work that one out.This is purely and simply to raise more tax which will now be ‘needed’ because of the COVID unemployed.
Sunak beginning to show his true colours?
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