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It's ok DANOOH won't know the outcome now that his security clearance is under review for breach of his employment contract for whichever government dept he is in. Might want the check up on the meaning of cabinet in confidence mate...

Nevertheless it was always bound to happen. The funny thing is all the larger firms, including hardly normal, that have invested ridiculous money into online sales, will in theory render their own investment worthless. Likewise their own online stores that purchase from overseas to avoid said taxs will now need to also comply, which as a major business will be even harder to 'slip through the cracks'.

So after wasting all this cost and bring the taxes and duties to an equal playing field, they will no doubt still be more expensive in many cases.

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