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Is the number up for Amazon, Google and Starbucks on tax?
Why Friday could mark the end for multinationals using legal loopholes to make billions in the UK and then shift the profits out of the country to pay little or no tax.
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Why Friday could mark the end for multinationals using legal loopholes to make billions in the UK and then shift the profits out of the country to pay little or no tax.
The government says Britain is putting its own house in order by getting UK-linked territories to crack down on tax evasion. But there is a notable exception, as FactCheck discovers…
The government says it is taking “concrete action” to break Britain’s tax haven habit. But FactCheck finds that the devil is in the detail.
Though there were never great hopes of a significant breakthrough on Syria at the G8 summit, it’s not obvious that it has produced any sort of breakthrough at all.
The United States will meet with the Taliban to begin talks aimed at brokering peace after 12 years of fighting in Afghanistan, officials say.
“The right policy for all concerned” – Lt Gen Sir Graeme Lamb’s view on today’s announcement of US talks with the Afghan Taliban. And he describes the G8 communique on Syria as “progress”.
Churchill called them the “dreary steeples of Fermanagh and Tyrone”. The world may have been convulsed by war between 1914-18, but as he sat down in its aftermath yet again to stare at maps of the disputed border counties, Ireland’s bloody quarrel emerged from the Firsr World War battle smoke untouched.
David Cameron is devoting a lot of time to his most difficult customer at the G8. Vladimir Putin will get a one on one chat with the PM in No. 10 this afternoon before the two head for Northern Ireland.
David Cameron is hailing an agreement with British overseas territories and Crown dependencies on tax evasion, but have they really committed to radical change?
Internet giant Google is criticised for “brazen” attempts to reduce its liabilities in the UK while HMRC and Britain’s accountancy firms are under fire for “helping clients avoid taxes”.