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The UK government has reiterated its view that it cannot bring down value added tax on e-books despite moves by the French and Luxembourg governments to cut tax rates on digital books so they are charged at the same level as those imposed on print books.
Last week, Tom Blenkinsop, the Labour MP for Middlesbrough South and East...
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