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guardian.co.uk
May 16
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António Horta-Osório, CEO of 39%-taxpayer owned bank, makes pledge after shareholder demanded to know why bank was the seventh biggest user of such facilities
The boss of Lloyds Banking Group pledged to pull out of tax havens where the bank is...
guardian.co.uk
May 14
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Poorer nations lose three times more money to havens a year than they get in aid. The G8 has the chance to change this
The Guardian has brought yet more news about the widespread use of tax havens by some of the world's largest multinationals...
guardian.co.uk
May 13
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We are in the middle of an investment strike, with UK companies sitting on hundreds of billions that could be the key to recovery
You know how it goes in a recession: the rivers stop flowing, the factories collapse, the banks crumble and the...
guardian.co.uk
May 12
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• Only two of FTSE 100 have no subsidiaries in havens
• Big four banks and Tesco among biggest users
• ActionAid findings described as shaming by Lib Dem peer
The UK's 100 biggest public companies are running more than 8,000 subsidiaries...
guardian.co.uk
May 11
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Chancellor urges G7 finance ministers to join Britain in global fight against evasion
George Osborne on Saturday warned Britain's offshore tax havens that they will need to share more information on wealthy taxpayers as the UK seeks to extend a...
The Globe and Mail
May 10
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Lobby group Canadians for Tax Fairness says the amount in three top tax havens has doubled since 2005
guardian.co.uk
May 10
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The case for tax havens is fundamentally flawed – it's no wonder they are feeling threatened by people who pay their dues
The case for tax havens is like an egg. There is a hard shell of technical-sounding claims, jargon and appeals to high...
Sydney Morning Herald
May 10
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An investigation into the tax avoidance schemes of hundreds of wealthy Australians is part of a multinational inquiry into offshore data believed to include 2.5 million leaked tax records.
Forbes
May 3
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The patrons of offshore tax havens may not think too hard about naming their discreet entities. Most are content to let the lawyers or bankers pick a name. That's how you end up with plain-vanilla names like Value Addition and Peak Investments in...
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