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Subscription Rates Could Rise If Platforms Were Not Charging VAT Properly

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Subscription Rates Could Rise If Platforms Were Not Charging VAT Properly

GRA says existing tax rates remain unchanged, but users of previously non-compliant digital platforms could pay more as enforcement expands.

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