Osborne's tax avoidance pledge
Public outrage over corporate tax avoidance must be used as a "catalyst for change" in the UK and the developing world, Chancellor George Osborne said.
Public outrage over corporate tax avoidance must be used as a "catalyst for change" in the UK and the developing world, Chancellor George Osborne said.
George Osborne said today that international businesses located in the UK should pay British taxes.
The Chancellor, who was speaking at a G20 meeting in Moscow, also said that currencies should not be used as "as tools of competitive devaluation or economic warfare."
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