This morning's Mail has a table of leading tax avoiders (which because of technical problems I can't reproduce here), so please go and look.
Yes, this is tax on turnover, and I know that's not how corproate tax is paid, but we also know these are profitable businesses paying very little tax.
For those who say this is unavoidable and the result of deliberate EU policy I could offer a short and very direct retort. But I won't. It's too early in the morning.
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Got to be near the top surely:
http://eoin-clarke.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/3-graphs-that-show-virgin-care-is-most.html?m=1
How do you get the UK revenue/turnover, profit before tax, and corporation tax paid for these and similar multinational companies if there is no country by contry reporting?
I thought HMRC considered the corporation tax paid by such companies as private information that they do not reveal.
I’d love to see similar information for other multinational IT service/outsourcing companies that get big public sector contracts like Accenture, Tata Consulting Services, Capgemini, Infosys, Fujitsu, Cognizant Technology Services, Atos, and HP/EDS.
” The decision by Virgin Care GPs to resign en masse and for Virgin Care to end their partnership with 350 medical practices throughout the UK is good news to say the least”
http://eoin-clarke.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/why-in-my-100th-article-about-virgin.html
Oh yes