Delay digital tax reforms to avoid chaos, Phillip Hammond urged
Phillip Hammond is coming under pressure to delay controversial digital tax reforms amid warnings of mass chaos if he pushes ahead with scheme next month as planned.
Fears are mounting that the move, which affects 1.2 million business, will lead to more tax errors as 97 per cent of businesses have still not signed up and tens of thousands still unaware it is coming.
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