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Google’s tax deal with the UK: key questions answered | Technology | The Guardian

February 29, 2016

The chancellor’s ‘huge success’ in securing £130m in back taxes from the technology company raises a number of issues

Source: Google’s tax deal with the UK: key questions answered | Technology | The Guardian

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