The U.S. government is launching trade reviews of new digital services taxes in the EU, U.K. and others which could result in the U.S. applying tariffs on goods in retaliation. Despite having one of the least strict rules, with a £25 million ($31 million) revenue threshold and a 2% tax rate, the U.K. may face the most pressure given its ongoing post-Brexit trade negotiations with the U.S. Previous U.S. action against France’s DST was set to apply tariffs of up to 100% on French luxury goods imports. In the U.K.’s case the levies may be applied to the automotive sector. Cars and light tru...