Coinciding with the OECD's announcing proposals to make the tech giants pay tax where revenues are earned, Facebook has posted massive sales figures for the UK of GBP1.6bn last year. However, this
only amounted to a taxable profit of just GBP97m. This left the social media giant paying just GBP28m in corporation tax on revenues of GBP1.6bn,
The Guardian reports.
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