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Government reportedly ‘not ruling out’ plan to charge streaming service users in the UK. ... could be forced to pay licence fee - even if they don’t watch BBC ... like Disney + already pay a ...
The government is reportedly exploring new ways to expand the TV licence fee as it looks to secure the future of the BBC. This could include introducing a fee to non-live viewing for the first ...
Netflix has revealed that it plans to start declaring its true UK revenue amid growing political pressure on the streamer and reports investigating its low tax bill. “As Netflix continues to ...
In September 2009, the Guardian reported an ICM poll showing an increase in support for the licence fee to 43%; "The fee is backed by 43%, against 24% who think advertising should foot the bill and 30% who think people should pay to subscribe if they want to see BBC programmes. In 2004, only 31% backed the licence fee, 12 points lower than today.".
E-mail tax is a specific type of bit-tax, which would tax based on volume of email sent or received, quantified either by number of messages or data size of the messages. This type of tax was mentioned in a 1999 report by the United Nations Development Program entitled "Globalization With a Human Face", as a type of bit tax which would raise an ...
According to earnings filed by Netflix’s three UK companies, the streamer paid £3.2 million ($4.4M) in tax on its profits in 2019, compared with receiving a tax credit the year before.
Streaming giant Netflix paid £3.2 million ($4.37 million) in U.K. corporation tax in 2019, accounts filed with the country’s Companies House has revealed. Netflix has three companies listed in ...
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