A survey in the UK indicates that many respondents want higher taxes on large multinational technology firms. The Fair Tax Foundation, which provides certification for businesses it assesses as following responsible tax practices, released polling on Monday showing that 67% of respondents think the UK government should charge higher digital services taxes to increase the firms’ overall tax contribution in the country. The proposal focuses on multinational technology companies, including major platforms and cloud providers such as Meta, Google and Amazon. The survey specifically refers to increasing the existing 2% digital services tax rate for these companies. The findings reflect public attitudes toward how the UK taxes digital businesses, with support for higher levies framed in terms of ensuring greater corporate tax contributions. The report does not indicate changes to policy are currently being implemented, but it highlights the level of public support for raising digital services taxation on big tech.