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15 Mar 2004
Postcomm, the postal regulator, is hearing views from the Royal Mail and private companies entering the market, but is understood to considers a 5% tax as one of the best options.
It is concerned the Royal Mail's VAT exempt status gives it an unfair advantage because competitors must levy the full 17.5%, The Independent reported.
The Treasury said it was opposed to the creation of a literal 'stamp duty'. But it said it would continue to monitor the VAT position as it supported the creation of a 'level playing field' in the sector.
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