Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he would press ahead with a digital sales tax even after the US threatened to punish France for a similar move.
In a proposal first outlined last year, large online companies face a tax of 2% of UK sales from April 2020.
Mr Johnson said digital companies needed to make a “fairer contribution”.
Donald Trump has threatened to impose taxes on French goods in retaliation for a digital services tax that would affect Google ... Read even more
