Brexit & Foreign Policy
European Commission has taken a major step forward on tax avoidance
Under the new proposal, companies will be forced them to reveal where they make profits and where they pay tax
multinationals
European Commission has taken a major step forward on tax avoidance
Under the new proposal, companies will be forced them to reveal where they make profits and where they pay tax
Corporate power has become a governing institution in its own right
Corporations once lobbied politicians to win approval for their pet policies - now it's the other way round.
Osborne, Barclays, the Cayman Islands and tax avoidance
Making it easier for British multinationals to shift the profits they make into tax havens makes no sense whatsoever, explains ActionAid’s Chris Jordan.
The Treasury dodges the question on its new tax loophole for multinationals
Tax changes being brought forward in the Budget could result in tax losses of £4 billion a year for poor countries and £1 billion for the UK.
The Osborne tax get-out turns aid for the poorest into a subsidy for multinationals
Last year, the UK donated £4.2bn to poor countries. Now Osborne is considering changes that will allow multinationals to avoid paying £4bn to poor countries.