Businesses warn PM on tax plans
Leading business figures have warned that David Cameron's push for international action on aggressive tax avoidance could undermine the economic recovery.
Leading business figures have warned that David Cameron's push for international action on aggressive tax avoidance could undermine the economic recovery.
David Cameron will call for greater international cooperation on tax evasion in a speech to the World Economic Forum at Davos.
The Prime Minister will urge leaders to work together and tackle tax evasion by multi-national companies and the super-rich.
Mr Cameron will make the issue a key focus during Britain's presidency of the G8 leading economic powers.
A Downing Street spokesman said he would not be talking about Europe in the wake of his landmark promise of a referendum.
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