I picked this up from the Fair Tax Mark, and I think it worth sharing. The information comes from this year's Business In The Community Insights Report, admittedly published a few months ago now, but still relevant.
As they note:
And then they note:
Less than a fifth of companies have a tax policy that explicitly shuns tax haven use, which is a good sign of the number who will also be shunning tax avoidance.
The only fair thing to say is tat business has a very long way to go before it can be considered ethical.
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The non-payment of taxes I’m afraid is an institution in this country, and one that the unemployed end up paying for by all accounts.
It’s disgusting.
So much for the effectiveness of the WTO policing level playing field global trading! Human beings still playing dog eat dog for power and wealth! Libertarian Tories in this country still pretending to themselves they can win at this game!
‘ It is interesting to note that the English term ‘tax haven’ has been translated into most other languages as ‘tax heaven’. ‘
From a useful language-learning resource which gives snippets of text from EU translated documents to show the usage of a word. [ See the fourth-last entry here:
https://www.linguee.com/english-greek/search?source=auto&query=interesting ]
Or, fiscaux paradis