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Taxation

As the economy becomes more digital, taxation and tax policy needs to be adapted to meet the demands of 21st century digital economies. techUK works with government and industry to support fair, modern tax principals that enable innovation and encourages the growth of the UK digital and tech sectors.

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techUK's Financial Services and Payments Programme builds a greater understanding of the 'technological art of the possible' in order to apply it to the reform and evolution of the financial systems. The programme focuses on: digital banking, insurance, payments, cyber security, financial inclusion and the adoption of distributed ledger technology. The programme also represents the voice of the tech industry in the fast-evolving policy and regulatory developments affecting the sector.

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techUK's policy and public affairs function makes the case to government and policymakers across Westminster, Whitehall, Brussels and the devolved nations on the most pressing issues facing businesses and the tech sector.