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.
The Chancellor George Osborne today joined global leaders in pledging to crack down on tax avoidance among the world's multi-million pound corporations. Back home Ed Miliband also had big earners in his sights as he tried to draw Nick Clegg into a row with his coalition allies over mansion taxes.
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