Tax avoidance can lead to a sizeable discrepancy between expected and actual tax revenue, undermining the government’s ability to fund its operations. Case in point, in 2022, U.S. companies ...

Tax avoidance is a common practice among individuals ... among other things. In more severe cases, taxpayers and corporations may be able to negotiate what they owe with the IRS or may need ...

“Tax avoidance also has very direct and life or death impacts ... “Taxation is at the core of countries’ sovereignty, but the interaction of domestic tax rules in some cases leads to gaps and ...

The street is also a monument to the avoidance of tax. Most houses on it have a tax ... stand completely empty, and in some cases are falling apart. The Towers, the street's largest single ...

French bank BNP Paribas has lost a case in the UK which has seen it pay back £35m in tax. A tribunal ruled in favour of HMRC, which said the bank tried to use a tax avoidance scheme involving ...

‘An Economic Analyisis of Anti-Tax-Avoidance Doctrines’ [2002] American Law and Economics Review 88 Grahame R Dowling, ‘The curious case of corporate tax avoidance: Is it socially irresponsible?’ ...

The chair of the committee also believes the Google affair - along with other high-profile tax avoidance cases including Amazon and Starbucks - has damaged the reputation of HMRC and that the ...