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Turkey drafting new law to tax Twitter via ‘electronic office’

byCustoms Today Report
12/02/2015
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ANKARA: Turkey would make Twitter open an “electronic office” to make it tax liable in the country.

According to Turkish media, the Finance Ministry is working on a new draft law which would force Twitter to open an “electronic office” in Turkey.

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