Finance

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 Chancellor Rishi Sunak has complained to world finance leaders that we cannot continue to use a tax system that’s design was mainly based from the work created in the 1920s. He also explained that the world had high expectations in a G7 meeting in Central London. He was confident of securing a deal with US over a new controversial tax introduced by the British Government in 2020. Last March, England announced a new 2% levy on such revenues from the UK on online services like the internet and Facebook. 

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