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The BBC Exposed: 2013: 2022 No Longer 'Sustainable' funding via Income Tax.

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First published at 08:20 UTC on January 28th, 2022.

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The BBC will have to negotiate with the government over an entirely new funding model when the final license fee funding deal expires in 2027 – with potential options including a subscription service, part-privatisation, or direct GOVERNMENT FUNDING VIA INCOME TAX.
The BBC will continue to receive £3.2bn a year in license fee income until 2027.
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