ecommerce tax in comment and analysis

Net profits: taxing the Internet

Comment This month the Inland Revenue (IR) and Her Majesty's Customs & Excise (C&E) are due to release their guidance paper on how the UK government should tax ecommerce. In the short term it may be... [05 Nov 1999]

The information underclass: can Gordon Brown bring IT to the masses?

Comment Perri 6 suggested Brown might consider tax incentives and funding to encourage entrepreneurs to produce content for the whole spectrum of UK society. One of the specific measures he intends to introduce is a... [19 Nov 1999]

Back to basics: online tax in the UK

Comment The UK and other countries frequently enter into double tax treaties, which aim to protect companies from being taxed twice on the same profits, and to provide consistency for cross-border activity. Many double... [12 Sep 2000]

The Bloor Perspective: Novell's directory supremacy, CE's struggles, and the problem of Net taxation

Comment In this he is at odds with Governor Jim Gilmore of Virginia, the chairman of a congressional Internet tax advisory panel, who wants to prevent sales taxes on most ecommerce. Leavitt is proposing a plan... [21 Nov 1999]

Brown must loosen tax shackles, says high-tech industry

Comment Unsurprisingly tax breaks are a recurring theme. He'd also welcome further tax breaks for start-ups, entrepreneurs and small businesses. This is a tax on format rather than product,"... [05 Mar 2001]

The world wide zzzzzzz

Comment Dick Brown, CEO of EDS, described the contract as a "great triumph for EDS, the Navy Marine Corps and the American tax payer". Just as big a triumph for the US tax payer as the Inland Revenue contract... [13 Oct 2000]

Election 2001: Which party will do the most for Digital Britain?

Comment The Conservative ecommerce platform centres on its plans to revoke the largely unpopular IR35 tax reform. Most of the changes were needed to plug gaps in tax or criminal law, but time... [05 Jun 2001]

Share and share alike: Why the Budget let down ecommerce

Comment With the Internet sector relying on share schemes to attract employees, many in the industry had built up hopes on tax breaks and an updated system. The Chancellor seems to have completely missed the point for ebusiness... [23 Mar 2000]

Brown's Budget: Share and share alike

Comment When silicon.com spoke to influential high-tech industry figures before the budget, they highlighted ecommerce tax breaks, the scrapping and simplification of certain taxes and improving national... [08 Mar 2001]

ANALYSIS: VAT - Virtual Added Tax?

Comment This would work as a huge database, which included details of all the discrepancies between national tax systems, and tracked ecommerce transactions accordingly. The main options are getting consumers to... [07 Oct 1998]

The Bloor Perspective: Mac OS X, virtual justice and MS C# versus Java

Comment Information services and tax collection are the other main services included within the budget. Virtual courts have been budgeted £43m and are part of the government's re-launched ambition to promote the UK as the... [29 Jan 2001]

The who, what, when, where and why of e-envoys

Comment There is also an international role in trying to create a global consensus on internet problems, such as security and tax. Little is known about her, except that she was making pronouncements about... [12 Sep 2000]

The Weekly Round-Up: 25.05.07

Round-Up Have these people never had their car serviced for a quoted £100, say, only to be hit by the hidden 'parts and labour', 'VAT', 'sales tax', 'added tax', 'mystery tax' and... [25 May 2007]

John Lamb's Week: Innovation, in its various forms

Comment The UK LSE-quoted company, which produces software that defines and activates services on IP networks and monitors their performance, turned in losses before tax of £8.6m in the nine months to last September. [23 Feb 2001]

Carrier pigeons disenfranchised by internet and email

Comment While the government should (grudgingly) be applauded for allocating this money (and indeed for giving broadband content providers tax breaks - see http://www.silicon.com/a48158 ), we're not quite sure what the RDAs are... [12 Oct 2001]

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