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UK Actively Considering Domestic Minimum Tax

By Matt Thompson · July 1, 2022, 12:02 PM EDT

The U.K. is actively considering enacting a domestic minimum corporate tax to prevent revenue from being lost under new global minimum tax rules, a senior HM Revenue & Customs official said...

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