The problem with platforms
The topic for discussion at the latest CIOT/IFS debate on 23 June was ‘How should platforms and gig economy workers be taxed?’ The speakers were Stuart Adam (IFS), Neil Ross (Tech‑UK), Meredit
The topic for discussion at the latest CIOT/IFS debate on 23 June was ‘How should platforms and gig economy workers be taxed?’ The speakers were Stuart Adam (IFS), Neil Ross (Tech‑UK), Meredit
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