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How much should big companies mitigate their tax liabilities — both legally
and morally? The controversy over Tesco’s tax structuring techniques
involving sale and leaseback arrangements with offshore companies highlights
a practice increasingly common among large companies. The revelations
triggered an outcry about the behaviour of large multinational companies;
some even argued that Tesco should ignore such lawful tax planning
opportunities and simply volunteer 30 per cent of its profits in corporation
tax out of a sense of social responsibility.Full post as published by International and UK Law on June 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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