The UK's biggest water company paid no corporation tax and received £5 million credit from the Treasury during a year in which revenues rose to £1.8...
The UK arm of internet shopping giant Amazon paid corporation tax of just £2.4 million last year despite earning sales of £4.2 billion. Details o...
Fifteen years ago Tony Blair, Bill Clinton and other statesmen mediated the un-mediatable and created the Northern Ireland that we know today. Some see the bargain as a grand failure. The creation of a parochial sectarian state suspended in a form of purgatory with a bloody history and no future.
Npower has admitted it has not paid corporation tax in the UK for three years, saying it has invested "billions" in new power stations and wind techno...
Budget 2013 live : Follow George Osborne's announcement here with our 'At A Glance' guide to all the big decisions on the economy. Corporation tax ...
Companies found guilty of aggressive tax avoidance will be banned from bidding for major government contracts, under new rules published by the Treasu...
As high street retailers continue to suffer, their pain will no doubt be made worse by learning that Amazon pulled in £498 EVERY SECOND in the last t...
Britain's top businesses have paid less in corporation tax for the fourth year in a row, shelling out an average of 24.5%. A study by accountants U...
The shadow chancellor has called for multinational companies to publish a “single figure” for the amount of corporation tax they pay in the UK to ...
Facebook is the latest firm to come under scrutiny over its tax affairs after reportedly siphoning £440m into an offshore haven to avoid payments in ...
Starbucks hasn't had a lot of good PR recently, but this latest stunt takes the biscotti. A big screen at one of the coffee chains pop-up-cafe's s...
It appears chancellor George Osborne is a fan of British dramas - provided they're on the telly, and not in the corridors of Whitehall. Buried in t...
Starbucks has said it will pay £10m in British tax for the next two years, and pledged a renewed pledge to enhance trust with its customers, followin...
Starbucks has said it will pay "somewhere in the range of £10 million" in UK corporation tax for each of the next two years. The US coffee firm - ...
To govern is to choose and in his autumn statement today setting our the governments tax and spending priorities, it's clear that George Osborne has not only fixed his economic strategy, but set in train the Conservative Party's approach to the 2015 general election.
Starbucks has said it is in talks with HM Revenue and Customs over its financial practices after coming under fire for paying no corporation tax in th...
Corporate tax avoidance is rapidly becoming a big political issue. To most right thinking people the idea that multinational giants like Amazon and Starbucks avoid paying their fair share of tax is unacceptable.
Starbucks has come under fire from its customers after attempting to write a blog justifying its tax expenditure in the UK. Kris Engskov, managing ...
A hearing spanning almost three hours into how international companies pay income tax in the UK resulted in little progress as MPs struggled to land m...
Leading chiefs from some of the UK's biggest companies will appear before MPs on 12 November to give evidence on the issue of tax avoidance. Matt B...
What if these companies were to invest the equivalent amount of Corporation Tax they are saving, by supporting those start ups which at present cannot raise funding?
Coffee giant Starbucks has reportedly paid just £8.6 million in corporation tax in 14 years of trading in Britain and nothing in the last three years...
While the headlines are concentrating on the minimal amounts of UK tax paid by Facebook, the social networking monolith is far from alone in generatin...
Mobile phone giant Vodafone faced a fresh tax row today after it emerged that it paid no corporation tax in Britain last year. The firm earns sever...
Government ministers from London and Belfast have held talks on devolving corporation tax powers to Stormont. The discussions in Belfast marked the...
