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TIGA: We WILL get video games tax relief

TIGA: We WILL get video games tax relief

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UK game developers were given a swift slap by the coalition government last week, when Chancellor George Osborne axed plans for video games tax relief. However, the games industry is confident it can still get the proposals through. Today we caught up with Richard Wilson (pictured handing in the last video games tax relief petition into Downing Street), CEO of the UK video games industry trade association TIGA. Wilson reckons the coalition government will eventually be...



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