Arif Durrani: Google needs to change its approach to HMRC
22 May 2013 | by Arif Durrani
Google is in trouble with HM Revenue and Customs and it could get ugly unless the internet giant starts to change the conversation.
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Google is in trouble with HM Revenue and Customs and it could get ugly unless the internet giant starts to change the conversation.
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