The Chief Executive of Marks & Spencer has called proposals for an online sales tax ‘morally bankrupt’ saying that it would harm customers already struggling with rising costs.
In a comment piece for The Mail on Sunday, Steve Rowe admitted the tax system did need to change, but added “you can’t tax people back to shops”.
A Treasury consultation on the online sales tax has just closed.
In response to the disruption caused by the Covid 19 pandemic, HMRC have extended the filing deadline for online self-assessment tax returns.
If you’re not able to file by 31st January, you have another month to get your return submitted.
Late filing penalties won’t be applied until after 28th February 2022. However, HMRC are still expecting payment, even without a filed return. You’ll be charged late payment interest if you don’t pay your tax bill in full by 31st January.
As the famous saying goes, there are only 2 things that are certain in life, and one of those is taxes.
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Rishi Sunak is reportedly weighing up a new tax on goods sold over the internet as the Chancellor considers options to save the high street post-lockdown. But what would this mean for online sellers?
The plans could include a 2% levy on all online sales, which would raise £2bn per year for the exchequer, or an additional charge on deliveries.
The online sales tax is being considered as part of broader plans to support ‘bricks and mortar’ retailers in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic, particularly on business rates.
HMRC paid Amazon £11 million for web hosting services in 2018, more than six times the £1.7 million than Amazon’s main UK business paid in corporation tax.
A new report from the GMB union reveals that Amazon received more than £460 million worth of public contracts in the last four years.
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