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next reforms of 1993 and 1997 opened new opportunities for tax avoidance and increased incentives of tax avoidance. The 1986 tax law reduced the demand for tax shelters and the opportunities for tax avoidance by constricting the gap between regular rates and the minimum tax rates. Lowering the top marginal rates, restricting the ability to use losses on just one type of income for balancing gains on other income and finally by taxing capital gains with full rates. There was another tax act in 1993, in which the alternative minimum tax rates were increased, also the regular rates, and an increase in the absolute gap for upper-income people. In the 1997 act, a gap between the rates at which capital gains and ordinary income was introduced to all taxpayers. During the 2001 and 2003 tax acts introduced more opportunities for tax avoidance because the gap between the capital gains and ordinary income tax remained the same as both rates were reduced by 5%. Finally, in the 2013 tax act, increased the tax on capital gains and ordinary income to 20 and 39.6% respectively.
1985:; but U.S. citizens who reside (or spend long periods of time) outside the U.S. may be able to exclude some salaried income earned overseas (but not other types of income unless specified in a bilateral tax treaty) from income in computing the U.S. federal income tax. The 2015 limit on the amount that can be excluded is US$ 100,800. In addition, taxpayers can exclude or deduct certain foreign housing amounts. They may also be entitled to exclude from income the value of meals and lodging provided by their employer. Some American parents do not register their children's birth abroad with American authorities, because they do not want their children to be required to report all earnings to the IRS and pay American taxes for their entire lives, even if they never visit the United States.
1884:: On 20 June 2016 the European Council adopted the Directive (EU) 2016/1164 which contains five legally binding anti-abuse measures that should be applied as common forms of aggressive tax legislations. The member States must have applied these measures as from 1 January 2019. ATAD contains the following five anti-abuse measures: 1. Interest deductibility, to discourage artificial debt arrangements which are design to minimise taxes, 2. Exit taxation, for preventing the avoidance of taxes when companies are re-locating assets, 3. Incorporation of the GAAR for disregarding of non-genuine arrangements, 4. Controlled Foreign Company Rule (CFC), to deter that the profit is transferred to a low or no tax country, 5. Switchover rule, to prevent double non-taxation.
2642:(ICRICT), the ‘GAFA’ (Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon) belong to the worst tax offenders worldwide. In 2018, Amazon was not charged any corporate taxes in the US for two years in a row, despite its doubling profits. Other multinationals, such as Apple for example, also exploit fiscal loopholes, diverting profits from high tax countries into others with lower corporate tax rates. As these large Internet companies disproportionally profit from the COVID-19 crisis, and the US federal government no longer participates in international corporate taxation agreements, single countries and trading zones are urged to implement fair taxation schemes for these Internet giants.
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3362:(1984) which extended the Ramsay principle. This approach has been rejected in most Commonwealth jurisdictions even in those where UK cases are generally regarded as persuasive. After two decades, there have been numerous decisions, with inconsistent approaches, and both the Revenue authorities and professional advisors remain quite unable to predict outcomes. For this reason this approach can be seen as a failure or at best only partly successful.
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thereby forcing an expatriation tax on worldwide assets to be paid as a condition of expatriation. The IRS presumes a principal purpose of tax avoidance if a taxpayer requesting expatriation has a net worth of $ 622,000 or more, or has had more than $ 124,000 in average annual net income tax over the 5 tax years ending before the date of expatriation.
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means that mere tax advantage cannot be the main business purpose. On the other hand, the substance over form principle is wider than the business rule and it is defined by the OECD as the ‘prevalence of economic or social reality over the literal wording of legal provisions’ (Ostwal, T.P.; Vijayaraghavan, Vikram 2010).
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Penalty for failure to timely pay taxes: this penalty is calculated on how long overdue taxes remain unpaid. It consists of an increased rate of 0.5% of the unpaid tax for every month or part of a month in which remains, so that is applied on the total amount of the due tax, and this addiction cannot
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through their contracting, departments must be able to seek formal assurance from contractors with off payroll arrangements lasting more than six months and costing over £220 per day that income tax and national insurance obligations were being met. Departments were advised to terminate a contract if
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Chancellor George Osborne announced a tax on diverted profits, quickly nicknamed the "Google Tax" by the press, designed to discourage large companies moving profits out of the UK to avoid tax. In 2016, Google agreed to pay back £130m of tax dating back to 2005 to HMRC, which said
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was developed to reduce the impact of certain tax avoidance schemes. Furthermore, while tax avoidance is in principle legal, if the IRS in its sole judgment determines that tax avoidance is the 'principal purpose' for an expatriation attempt, 'covered expat' status will be applied to the requester,
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was established in the UK during 2014 as an independent certification scheme to identify and recognise companies which pay taxes "in accordance with the spirit of all tax laws" and not to use options, allowances, or reliefs, or undertake specific transactions, "that are contrary to the spirit of the
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Accuracy-related penalties: these sanctions are applied when it can be acknowledged the negligence or disregard of the return's rules, or when there is a substantial understatement (of 10% or $ 1,000 or 5% or $ 5,000 for the taxpayers who use section 199 A) of the taxpayer's income. This penalty can
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American tax system, the taxpayer has to pay his tax liability upon his annual earnings or income with estimated tax payments. Whether these estimated tax payments are assumed insufficient by the IRS, in this instance, the taxpayer will be subjected
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January 2012 a review of the tax arrangements of people engaged on public sector appointments was undertaken, in order to "ascertain the extent of arrangements which could allow public sector appointees to minimise their tax payments" and make recommendations accordingly. The review was published
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Tax avoidance reduces government revenue, so governments with a stricter anti-avoidance stance seek to prevent tax avoidance or keep it within limits. The obvious way to do this is to frame tax rules so that there is a smaller scope for avoidance. In practice this has not always been achievable and
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Tax avoidance may be considered to be the dodging of one's duties to society, or alternatively the right of every citizen to structure one's affairs in a manner allowed by law, to pay no more tax than what is required. Attitudes vary from approval through neutrality to outright hostility. Attitudes
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Figures published by the Tax
Justice Network show that the UK had one of the lowest rates of tax losses due to profit shifting by multinational companies, with the fourth lowest rate out of 102 countries studied. According to the figures, the UK lost £1 billion from profit shifting, around 0.04% of
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According to a 2022 study, 36% of the profits of multinational firms are shifted to tax havens. If the profits had been reallocated to their domestic source, "domestic profits would increase by about 20% in high-tax
European Union countries, 10% in the United States, and 5% in developing countries,
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are investments that allow, and purport to allow, a reduction in one's income tax liability. Although things such as home ownership, pension plans, and
Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) can be broadly considered "tax shelters", insofar as funds in them are not taxed, provided that they are held
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The Anti-Tax
Avoidance Package is part of the European Commission's agenda as an effort to implement a more effective corporate taxation in the European Union. This package was implemented in 2016 and offers measures to prevent aggressive tax planning and encourage of tax transparency among others.
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Courts around the world have played an important role in developing SAAR and GAAR measures. But the two guiding principles in judicial anti-avoidance are business purpose rule and substance over form rule. The business purpose rule states that the transaction must serve as a business purpose. Which
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Two kind of anti-avoidance measures exist; General Anti
Avoidance Rules (GAAR) and Specific Anti Avoidance Rules (SAAR). The GAAR implies a set of generic anti-avoidance rules, while SAAR targets a specific avoidance practice or technique. Also, there is a set of bilateral measures pursued thorough
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for criticism. Following accusations that the three companies were diverting hundreds of millions of pounds in UK profits to secretive tax havens, there was widespread outrage across the UK, followed by boycotts of products by Google, Amazon.com and
Starbucks. Following the boycotts and damage to
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Tax results depend on definitions of legal terms which are usually vague. For example, vagueness of the distinction between "business expenses" and "personal expenses" is of much concern for taxpayers and tax authorities. More generally, any term of tax law has a vague penumbra, and is a potential
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Australia has a strong tax regime regarding avoidance which applies to large corporate groups, underpinned by the
General Anti- Avoidance Rule (GAAR) adopted since 1981 with the Income Tax Act. The multinational anti-avoidance law (MAAL) is an extension of Australia's general anti-avoidance rules.
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There are certain well-known exceptions to this: Cyprus has a heavily exploited double taxation relief treaty with Russia; another frequently used treaty is the double taxation relief treaty between Mauritius and India. There are also a number of other less well known and less frequently utilized
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When taxpayers try to find loopholes with the intention to pay less tax, even if technically legal, their actions may be against the spirit of the law and in this sense considered noncompliant. The present research will deal with both evasion and avoidance and, based on the premise that either is
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utilized offshore holding companies in Luxembourg and partnership agreements to reduce corporation tax liability by up to £50 million a year. Another scheme previously identified by Private Eye involved depositing £1 billion in a Swiss partnership, and then loaning out that money to overseas
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Prior to 1987, passive investors in certain limited partnerships (such as oil exploration or real estate investment ventures) were allowed to use the passive losses (if any) of the partnership (i.e., losses generated by partnership operations in which the investor took no material active part) to
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Since 1980s there have been six major tax reforms in the US. The first one, in 1981, introduced a variety of tax loopholes. With this, the tax shelter industry boomed, giving rise to a demand for tax reform. The 1986 tax reform was the most accurate attempt at reducing tax avoidance, but then the
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The postponement of taxes is the present discounted value of postponed tax is much less than of a tax currently paid. Tax arbitrage across individuals facing different tax brackets or the same individual facing different marginal tax rates at different times is an effective method of reducing tax
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announced that £800m would be spent on tackling tax avoidance in order to recover £5 billion a year by 2019–20. In addition, large companies will now have to publish their UK tax strategies and any large businesses that persistently engage in aggressive tax planning will be subject to special
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In December 2010, the new Coalition government commissioned a report which would consider whether there should be a general anti-avoidance rule for the UK, which recommended that the UK should introduce such a rule, which was introduced in 2013. The rule prevents the reduction of tax by legal
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treaties with many other countries to avoid taxing nonresidents twice—once where the income is earned and again in the country of residence (and perhaps, for U.S. citizens, taxed yet again in the country of citizenship)—however, there are relatively few double-taxation treaties with countries
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liabilities within a family. However, according to Stiglitz (1986), differential tax rates may also lead to transactions among individuals in different brackets leading to “tax induced transactions”. The last principle is the tax arbitrage across income streams facing different tax treatment.
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rules to obviate certain types of tax avoidance. In the United Kingdom many provisions of the tax legislation (known as "anti-avoidance" provisions) apply to prevent tax avoidance where the main object (or purpose), or one of the main objects (or purposes), of a transaction is to enable tax
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to a penalty for the failure to pay the estimated tax. The taxpayer can avoid this penalty if the amount due by the taxpayer is less than $ 1,000 or if it was already paid, with the withholds and estimated tax system, at least 90% of the current year's tax or 100% of the previous year's tax.
1838:(1986), there are three principles of tax avoidance: postponement of taxes, tax arbitrage across individuals facing different tax brackets, and tax arbitrage across income streams facing different tax treatment. Many tax avoidance devices include a combination of the three principles.
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Africa lost at least $ 50 million in taxes. This is more than the amount of foreign development aid. European companies operating in Africa are not all that different from the actions of US companies such as Google, Apple and Amazon do not pay enough taxes because of tax avoidance.
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An IRS report indicates that, in 2009, 1,470 individuals earning more than $ 1,000,000 annually faced a net tax liability of zero or less. Also, in 1998 alone, a total of 94 corporations faced a net liability of less than half the full 35% corporate tax rate and the corporations
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within the Individual Retirement Account for the required amount of time, the term "tax shelter" was originally used to describe primarily certain investments made in the form of limited partnerships, some of which were deemed by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service to be abusive.
3356:(1981) which decided that where a transaction has pre-arranged artificial steps that serve no commercial purpose other than to save tax, the proper approach is to tax the effect of the transaction as a whole. This is known as the Ramsay principle and this case was followed by
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Examples of U.S. tax shelters include: Foreign Leveraged Investment Program (FLIP) and Offshore Portfolio Investment Strategy (OPIS). Both were devised by partners at the accounting firm, KPMG. These tax shelters were also known as "basis shifts" or "defective redemptions."
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claims of multinational companies and “their internal dynamics aimed at maximising their profits through things like tax avoidance”. He wrote in an article commenting the Lux Leaks publications: “Big corporations and accountancy firms are engaged in organised hypocrisy.”
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offset the investors' income, lowering the amount of income tax that otherwise would be owed by the investor. These partnerships could be structured so that an investor in a high tax bracket could obtain a net economic benefit from partnership-generated passive losses.
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In the judiciary, different judges have taken different attitudes. As a generalisation, for example, judges in the United Kingdom before the 1970s regarded tax avoidance with neutrality; but nowadays they may regard aggressive tax avoidance with increasing hostility.
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Laws known as a General Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR) statutes, which prohibit "aggressive" tax avoidance, have been passed in several countries and regions including Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Norway, Hong Kong and the United Kingdom. In addition,
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published in 2021 based on leaked IRS documents revealed techniques by which billionaires accumulated massive wealth while paying lower rates than middle-income people, or no tax, or in some cases getting paid refundable childcare tax credits. These include:
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paid no US income taxes 2010–2012, despite earning $ 43 billion. The corporation received more than $ 2 billion in federal tax refunds. In 2013, Pfizer operated 128 subsidiaries in tax havens and had $ 69 billion offshore which could not be collected by the
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The term tax avoidance indicates a situation in which a taxpayer legally minimizes the amount of his income tax owed. This circumstance occurs by declaring as many deductions and credits as permitted or prioritizing investments with tax advantages.
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for its tax avoidance. In October 2017, the EU ordered Amazon to repay €250 million in illegal state aid to Luxembourg following a 'sweetheart deal' between Luxembourg and Amazon.com enabling the American company to artificially reduce its tax bill.
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Tesco stores, so that profit can be transferred indirectly through interest payments. This scheme is reported to remain in operation and is estimated to be costing the UK exchequer up to £20 million a year in corporation tax.
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measures. With these policies, Osborne has claimed to be at the forefront of combating tax avoidance. However, he has been criticised over his perceived inaction on enacting policies set forth by the OECD to combat tax avoidance.
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and other sectors became apparent, though in its 2004 Budget the Labour Government announced a new "disclosure regime" as an alternative, whereby tax avoidance schemes would be required to be disclosed to the revenue departments.
2085:. Assets are transferred to the new company or trust so that gains may be realized, or income earned, within this legal entity rather than earned by the original owner. If assets are later transferred back to an individual, then
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An anti-avoidance measure is a rule that prevents the reduction of tax by legal arrangements, where those arrangements are put in place purely to reduce tax, and would not otherwise be regarded as a reasonable course of action.
1769:"Tax mitigation", "tax aggressive", "aggressive tax avoidance" or "tax neutral" schemes generally refer to multiterritory schemes that fall into the grey area between common and well-accepted tax avoidance, such as purchasing
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also wrote in 2012 that "Rich individuals and their families have as much as $ 32 trillion of hidden financial assets in offshore tax havens, representing up to $ 280bn in lost income tax revenues ... John Christensen of the
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regarded as tax havens. To avoid tax, it is usually not enough to simply move one's assets to a tax haven. One must also personally move to a tax haven (and, for U.S. citizens, renounce one's citizenship) to avoid tax.
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also said Google had "got off very, very lightly", and Osborne "made a fool of himself" by hailing the deal as a victory. Although claiming that it was "absurd" to lay blame onto Google for tax avoidance, saying that
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In addition, there are more situations in which the IRS does not impose the penalties discussed above. Instead, they are the so-called reasonable cause exception to the failure to file or pay taxes and consist of:
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consulted on a "general anti-avoidance rule" (GAAR) for taxation, before deciding against the idea. By 2003, public interest in a GAAR surged as evidence of the scale of tax avoidance used by individuals in the
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have such a practice, whilst Finland, France, Hungary, Italy and Spain apply it in limited circumstances. In cases such as the US, taxation cannot be avoided by simply transferring assets or moving abroad.
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To allow prompter response to tax avoidance schemes, the US Tax Disclosure Regulations (2003) require prompter and fuller disclosure than previously required, a tactic which was applied in the UK in 2004.
1805:. The specifics may vary according to jurisdiction, but such rules invalidate tax avoidance that is technically legal but is not for a business purpose or is in violation of the spirit of the tax code.
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With hundreds of thousands of transactions a year, it is hard to gauge the true cost of the tax break for so-called like-kind exchanges, like those used by Cendant, General Electric and Wells Fargo.
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In the UK in 2004, the Labour government announced that it would use retrospective legislation to counteract some tax avoidance schemes, and it has subsequently done so on a few occasions, notably
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on their worldwide income even if they reside temporarily or permanently outside the United States. U.S. citizens therefore cannot avoid U.S. taxes simply by emigrating from the U.S. According to
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The Anti- Tax Avoidance Package counts with an Anti-Tax avoidance directive, recommendation on Tax Treaties, revised administrative cooperation directive and communication on external strategy.
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there is a growing trend for charities to prioritise tax avoidance as a key campaigning issue, with policy makers across the world considering changes to make tax avoidance more difficult.
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study found that, from 1998 to 2005, 55 percent of United States companies paid no federal income taxes during at least one year in a seven-year period it studied. A review in 2011 by
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of companies in the Fortune 500 profitable every year from 2008 through 2010 stated these companies paid an average tax rate of 18.5% and that 30 of these companies actually had a
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government loses roughly $ 184 billion per year due to corporations such as Pfizer, Microsoft and Citigroup using offshore tax havens to avoid paying US taxes. According to PIRG:
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by forcing customers paying by card to unknowingly pay a 2.5% 'card transaction fee', though the total charged to the customer remained the same. Such schemes came to light after
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have recently teamed up to crack down on abusive tax shelters. In 2003 the Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations held hearings about tax shelters which are entitled
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maintained 21 subsidiaries in tax haven countries in 2013, and kept $ 43.8 billion in offshore jurisdictions, thus saving the corporation an additional $ 11.7 billion in taxes.
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said it was a "good thing" for corporations to pay more tax. However, Johnson said he did not want tax rates to go up or for European Union countries to do this in unison.
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to the deaths of millions of children in developing countries. However the research behind these calculations has been questioned in a 2009 paper prepared for the UK
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Dyreng, Scott D.; Hanlon, Michelle; Maydew, Edward L. (2008). "Long‐Run Corporate Tax Avoidance".
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U.S. tax shelter industry: the role of accountants, lawyers, and financial professionals
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4758:"Tax avoidance: a General Anti-Avoidance Rule - background history (1997- 2010)"
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Lewis, Paul; Taylor, Matthew; Gabbatt, Adam; Jeffery, Simon (3 December 2010).
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5266:"26 U.S. Code § 6662 - Imposition of accuracy-related penalty on underpayments"
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4576:"US tech giants launch fierce fightback against global tax avoidance crackdown"
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Ancestral Trails: The complete guide to British genealogy and family history
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5628:"Autumn Statement 2015: Changes to bring in £5bn a year from tax avoidance"
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Craig D. Bell and Christopher S. Rizek. "Overview of Civil Tax Penalties".
5196:"Dozens of America’s biggest businesses paid no federal income tax — again"
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The Triumph of Injustice: How the Rich Dodge Taxes and How to Make Them Pay
5648:"Taxes must be paid, says George Osborne, as he backs crackdown on havens"
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Roles and perspectives in the law: Essays in honour of Sir Ivor Richardson
3797:"The Impact of Outcome Orientation and Justice Concerns on Tax Compliance"
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has led to an ongoing battle between governments amending legislation and
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5606:"2013: Has the Chancellor Delivered a Budget for Business? - CFO Insight"
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5299:"20.1.1 Introduction and Penalty Relief | Internal Revenue Service"
4060:"The new refugees. (Americans who give up citizenship to save on taxes)"
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The Mark is operated by a not-for-profit community benefit society, the
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in 2004 representing corporate tax havens and opposed the GAAR in 1998.
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regardless of where they reside. As of 2012, only the United States and
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4829:"Edward Troup: from tax haven adviser to leading HMRC's Panama inquiry"
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saying that the rate of tax paid by Google only amounted to 3%. Former
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5475:"TaxKilla: Tax Strategy For The 99 Percent, Taken From The 1 Percent"
4112:"When American Expats Don't Want Their Kids to Have U.S. Citizenship"
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exceed, in any case, the 25% of the total amount of the unpaid taxes.
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4484:"Starbucks suffers first ever drop in UK sales after tax criticism"
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3708:"Tax avoidance: general anti-abuse rule guidance - latest version"
3665:"Google 2.4% Rate Shows How $ 60 Billion Is Lost to Tax Loopholes"
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5227:"26 U.S. Code § 6651 - Failure to file tax return or to pay tax"
4188:"Western bankers and lawyers 'rob Africa of $ 150bn every year'"
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Moran Harari, Markus Meinzer and Richard Murphy (October 2012)
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4450:"Amazon, Google and Starbucks accused of diverting UK profits"
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4612:"Kellogg's pays €7m tax on €7.1bn sales moved through State"
4433:"MPs attack Amazon, Google and Starbucks over tax avoidance"
3625:"World Development Report 2019: The Changing Nature of Work"
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Jesse Eisinger; Jeff Ernsthausen; Paul Kiel (8 June 2021).
4998:"IRS report containing complete income tax data for FY2009"
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HP Loses Battle with IRS Over Tax Shelter Designed by AIG
4380:"Quarter of FTSE 100 subsidiaries located in tax havens"
4361:"Tesco: tax avoiding, again (this time it's Luxembourg)"
3592:"Avoiding tax may be legal, but can it ever be ethical?"
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Offset income with "paper" losses in business operations
4673:"A who's who of Britain's legal offshore tax avoidance"
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Tèrslèv, Thomas; Wier, Ludvig; Zucman, Gabriel (2022).
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5705:"Google tax: David Cameron defends £130m UK tax deal"
5448:"UK Uncut protesters spied upon by undercover police"
3739:"HM Revenue & Customs, Tempted by Tax Avoidance?"
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European Union Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base
3802:. Journal of Applied Psychology: 4–5. Archived from
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UK’s general anti-avoidance rule process on schedule
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4512:"'Google Tax' targets 'double Irish' tax avoidance"
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5984:National War Tax Resistance Coordinating Committee
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5682:"Budget 2015: 'Google Tax' introduction confirmed"
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3043:Holding capital assets until after death, when a "
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2327:would sell the final product in the U.S.. Company
1932:). Individuals may also avoid tax by moving their
5095:"Many companies pay no income taxes, study finds"
5044:"G.E.’s Strategies Let It Avoid Taxes Altogether"
5136:"Super rich hiding up to $ 32 trillion offshore"
5060:"U.S. Business Has High Tax Rates but Pays Less"
4409:. No. 1410. 24 January 2016. Archived from
3930:Taxation and Customs Union - European Commission
3768:"Major Companies Push the Limits of a Tax Break"
3084:§ 6651 (a)(2); §6665(a)(1); §6665(b)(1); §6662.
5357:Fuest, Clemens; Riedel, Nadine (19 June 2009).
2398:jurisdictions. In 2016, it was reported in the
5413:"Tax claims hit reputation as well as coffers"
5317:"Jimmy Carr and the morality of tax avoidance"
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3648:"MPs publish report on Google's tax avoidance"
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4800:. No. 1413. 4 March 2016. Archived from
4593:"Boris Johnson enters Boots v Labour tax row"
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4215:"'Transparency' hides Zambia's lost billions"
4012:. W.W Norton & Company. pp. 709–743.
3885:Ostwal, T.P.; Vijayaraghavan, Vikram (2010).
3145:Death and taxes: the true toll of tax dodging
2351:while they would fall by 55% in tax havens."
2146:The examples and perspective in this section
2019:The examples and perspective in this section
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5841:Conscientious objection to military taxation
5336:"Tax evasion 'costs lives of 5.6m children'"
4022:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
2428:Google has remained the subject of criticism
1953:tax their citizens on their worldwide income
1738:pay little or no tax, and some experience a
5516:"What's the Fair Tax Mark? - Fair Tax Mark"
3116:fire, natural disaster, or other calamities
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6057:The Cold War and the Income Tax: A Protest
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4650:"Ferguson faces bill for film 'tax dodge'"
4509:Williams, Christopher (10 December 2014).
4342:"Government outlaws tax avoidance schemes"
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5846:List of historical acts of tax resistance
5015:"Direct contact met de Belastingadviseur"
4403:"Why multinationals love Generous George"
4008:Stiglitz; Rosengard, Joseph; Jay (2000).
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3013:Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy
2909:Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy
2180:Learn how and when to remove this message
2053:Learn how and when to remove this message
1197:Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy
5248:"26 U.S. Code § 6665 - Applicable rules"
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4320:"TJN Profit Shifting Tax Loss Estimates"
4098:United States Department of the Treasury
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3479:List of foundations established in Vaduz
3259:, several large regional co-operatives (
3153:Department for International Development
3087:There are four main types of penalties:
2370:Large companies accused of tax avoidance
4966:Buildings at Risk Register for Scotland
4562:"Times investigation: the tax avoiders"
3590:Back, Philippa Foster (23 April 2013).
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5979:National Campaign for a Peace Tax Fund
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4378:Lawrence, Felicity (11 October 2011).
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2430:in the UK regarding their use of the '
6432:Campaign Against Home and Water Taxes
6224:Revolt of the Comuneros (New Granada)
5531:"Fair Tax Mark to reward tax justice"
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5194:Ingraham, Christopher (5 April 2021)
4636:The Emperor's New Clothes (2015 film)
4110:Panozzo, Chantal (18 February 2015).
4003:
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3952:"ATAD (Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive)"
3855:"The General Theory of Tax Avoidance"
3766:David Kocieniewski (6 January 2013).
3195:pointed to a discrepancy between the
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2199:The Internal Revenue Service and the
1951:However, a small number of countries
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6229:Regulator Movement in North Carolina
5949:Association of Real Estate Taxpayers
5939:All Britain Anti-Poll Tax Federation
4163:. Taxjustice Network. Archived from
3862:National Bureau of Economic Research
5851:Tax resistance in the United States
5411:Vanessa Houlder (8 November 2010).
4534:Rankin, Jennifer (4 October 2017).
4186:Mathiason, Nick (21 January 2007).
3891:National Law School of India Review
3447:Corruption in Finland#Tax avoidance
3346:Panama Papers § United Kingdom
2201:United States Department of Justice
1882:Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive (ATAD)
6214:No taxation without representation
5093:Riley, Charles (3 November 2011).
4066:. 21 November 1994. Archived from
2319:then sells the product to Company
1888:Anti-avoidance measures by country
1711:is one type of tax avoidance, and
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6412:Anti-austerity movement in Greece
5771:collected news and commentary at
5529:Scott, Craig (20 February 2014).
5270:LII / Legal Information Institute
5252:LII / Legal Information Institute
5231:LII / Legal Information Institute
4693:. London: Oneworld. p. 297.
4289:"Measuring tax gaps 2018 edition"
4213:Sharife, Khadija (18 June 2011).
3663:Jesse Drucker (21 October 2010).
2089:would apply on all profits. Also
1973:magazine some citizens choose to
1012:Global minimum corporate tax rate
6422:Edward and Elaine Brown standoff
6391:Women's poll tax repeal movement
5959:Committee for Non-Violent Action
5645:Szu Ping Chan (9 October 2015).
4740:"Time to tackle the tax dodgers"
4661:from the original on 2022-01-12.
4523:from the original on 2022-01-12.
4247:"The Missing Profits of Nations"
3459:Base erosion and profit shifting
3279:Government and judicial response
3011:According to an analysis by the
2901:Government Accountability Office
2712:that assurance was not provided;
2687:, who became executive chair of
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1864:Judicial anti-avoidance measures
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482:Base erosion and profit shifting
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27:Financial optimization technique
5747:from the original on 2022-05-26
5659:from the original on 2022-01-12
5580:HMRC goes on £1bn retro warpath
4859:International Business Times UK
4827:Booth, Robert (11 April 2016).
4794:"New Troup movements== at HMRC"
4756:Steely, Anthony (15 May 2015).
4090:Foreign Earned Income Exclusion
3924:Anonymous (13 September 2016).
3499:Singapore Sling (tax avoidance)
3442:Criticism of Google#Tax evasion
3321:Foreign Accrual Property Income
3197:Corporate Social Responsibility
2704:on 23 May 2012, advising that:
260:Optimal capital income taxation
6472:Potentially dangerous taxpayer
5733:Stone, Jon (26 January 2016).
4647:Hyde, Dan (17 February 2015).
4252:The Review of Economic Studies
4010:Economics of the Public Sector
3981:"A strong domestic tax regime"
3223:Awardees of this mark include
2977:Public Interest Research Group
1981:rather than be subject to the
1335:List of countries by tax rates
1:
6014:Women's Tax Resistance League
5334:O'grady, Sean (12 May 2008).
3979:Office, Australian Taxation.
3437:Criticism of Apple Inc.#Taxes
2781:in protest at the new taxes.
2631:over the scheme during 2005.
2307:sells its product to Company
2270:transfer pricing manipulation
2101:drawn from the legal entity.
1873:EU Anti-Tax Avoidance Package
1799:and in the United Kingdom in
765:Natural resources consumption
6523:history in the United States
5473:Cohn, Emily (6 April 2012).
5165:Columbia Business Law Review
4340:David Leigh (14 June 2008).
3926:"Anti Tax Avoidance Package"
2791:United States as a tax haven
615:United States as a tax haven
6163:Revolt of the papier timbré
4610:Paul, Mark (7 April 2015).
3324:advantages to be obtained.
3309:General Anti-Avoidance Rule
2757:Deliberate roof destruction
2646:General anti-avoidance rule
2374:In 2008 it was reported by
2160:, discuss the issue on the
2033:, discuss the issue on the
6581:
5974:Irish National Land League
5934:Aide-toi, le ciel t'aidera
5201:. Retrieved 30 April 2021.
4885:, accessed 8 February 2021
3343:
3327:In the United States, the
2788:
2699:Public sector appointments
2297:offshore financial centers
2253:
2093:would still be due on any
1703:is the legal usage of the
529:Offshore financial centres
419:Repatriation tax avoidance
29:
6168:Revolt of the va-nu-pieds
6116:Cornish Rebellion of 1497
5533:– via The Guardian.
5178:"Picking Up the Tab 2014"
4899:. Sutton Publishing Ltd.
4746:. Retrieved 30 July 2020.
3887:"Anti-Avoidance Measures"
3577:10.2308/accr.2008.83.1.61
2390:reported that 25% of the
2315:based in Africa. Company
2125:source of tax avoidance.
1979:United States citizenship
1762:investments and expanded
994:Financial transaction tax
84:Property tax equalization
5785:Fact File: Tax Avoidance
5585:21 February 2010 at the
5342:. London. Archived from
5285:60 Ann. Tax. Conf (2014)
5159:20 December 2012 at the
4950:(1911), vol. 28, p. 713.
4689:Brooks, Richard (2013).
4094:Internal Revenue Service
3950:PricewaterhouseCoopers.
3393:, with ex Labour leader
3329:Internal Revenue Service
3237:Ecology Building Society
3075:charitable contributions
2993:Internal Revenue Service
2905:Citizens for Tax Justice
2720:Historical tax avoidance
2594:British American Tobacco
2275:For example, if company
1752:World Development Report
1340:Tax revenue to GDP ratio
999:Currency transaction tax
585:Liechtenstein tax affair
6442:Movimiento Pos Me Salto
5167:. Volume 2011, Issue 1.
4948:Encyclopædia Britannica
4895:Herber, Mark D (1997).
4738:Joly E. (7 July 2020).
3795:Michael Wenzel (2002).
3691:20 October 2017 at the
3333:Alternative Minimum Tax
3313:General Anti-Abuse Rule
2763:deliberate destructions
2745:. It was introduced in
2619:used a scheme to avoid
1965:U.S. federal income tax
1846:Anti-avoidance measures
1728:court of public opinion
1047:Permanent establishment
1042:Exchange of Information
550:Financial Secrecy Index
201:Medical savings account
6371:Poplar Rates Rebellion
6219:Philadelphia Tea Party
5392:Cite journal requires
4264:10.1093/restud/rdac049
3834:Cite journal requires
3474:Irish Section 110 SPVs
3292:
2979:said in 2014 that the
2738:
2689:HM Revenue and Customs
2650:Since the late 1990s,
2220:Tax Reform Act of 1986
947:Vehicle miles traveled
566:Ireland as a tax haven
380:Private tax collection
6447:Yellow vests protests
6437:Movimento Passe Livre
6417:Anti-Bin Tax Campaign
6239:White Lotus Rebellion
6142:Revolt of the Pitauds
5913:Unreported employment
5857:List of tax resisters
5019:Voor al uw belastingv
4921:Geoff Harley (2002).
4691:The Great Tax Robbery
3555:The Accounting Review
3514:Conduit and Sink OFCs
3291:leak on 15 April 2016
3286:
3139:In 2008, the charity
3056:by moving money into
2876:, Westpoint Stevens,
2732:
2693:Simmons & Simmons
1922:offshore jurisdiction
620:Panama as a tax haven
572:Ireland v. Commission
540:Conduit and sink OFCs
535:Offshore magic circle
456:Unreported employment
6467:Income tax threshold
6346:Champaran Satyagraha
6036:An Act of Conscience
5969:I Don't Pay Movement
5944:Anti-Poll Tax Unions
5634:. November 25, 2015.
4043:7 April 2016 at the
3431:Gregory v. Helvering
3319:). Canada also uses
3181:In 2012, during the
3143:published a report,
3018:An investigation by
2969:Gregory v. Helvering
2158:improve this section
2148:may not represent a
2031:improve this section
2021:may not represent a
1916:Country of residence
1855:Legislative measures
1796:Gregory v. Helvering
1783:developing countries
1611:United Arab Emirates
1353:Individual Countries
1062:Foreign revenue rule
859:Inheritance (estate)
578:Leprechaun economics
6534:Taxation as slavery
6495:Redemption movement
6491:Freeman on the land
6341:Bondelswarts affair
6305:Wallachian uprising
6295:Tancament de Caixes
6270:Hut Tax War of 1898
6132:Croquant rebellions
5653:The Daily Telegraph
5616:on 5 November 2013.
5610:www.cfo-insight.com
5569:on 7 February 2017.
5199:The Washington Post
4655:The Daily Telegraph
4517:The Daily Telegraph
4161:Tax Justice Network
4116:Wall Street Journal
4070:on 27 February 2006
4048:Tax Justice Network
3401:Business Secretary
3218:Fair Tax Foundation
3193:Tax Justice Network
3155:. According to the
3073:Offset income with
2933:Tax Justice Network
2913:negative income tax
2266:transfer mispricing
2264:, sometimes called
2256:Transfer mispricing
2250:Transfer mispricing
2087:capital gains taxes
2083:private foundations
1946:perpetual travelers
1814:like-kind exchanges
1812:in the law such as
1650:Business portal
1345:Tax rates in Europe
1215:Tax Justice Network
1161:Dhammika Dharmapala
669:Airport improvement
477:Transfer mispricing
268:Distribution of Tax
40:Part of a series on
6477:Render unto Caesar
6331:Bardoli Satyagraha
6326:Bambatha Rebellion
6043:Civil Disobedience
5954:Catalunya Diu Prou
5595:, 18 February 2010
5505:, 10 November 2014
5371:on 13 January 2012
5064:The New York Times
5048:The New York Times
4599:. 3 February 2015.
4465:Juliette Garside.
4413:on 24 January 2016
4365:Funding the Future
4167:on 13 October 2012
4157:"Transfer Pricing"
3853:Stiglitz, Joseph.
3772:The New York Times
3293:
2882:Phillips Petroleum
2739:
2691:, had worked with
2627:litigated against
2440:Bermuda Black Hole
1791:judicial doctrines
1251:Eight per thousand
1166:James R. Hines Jr.
1057:European Union FTT
79:Government revenue
6547:
6546:
6539:Taxation as theft
6510:Tax noncompliance
6487:Sovereign citizen
6455:
6454:
6290:Saminism Movement
6234:Whiskey Rebellion
6201:Fries's Rebellion
5711:. 27 January 2016
5123:Insurance Journal
4906:978-0-7509-1418-5
4700:978-1-78074-371-4
4560:Mostrous, Alexi.
4359:Murphy, Richard.
3484:Tax noncompliance
3469:Gaming the system
3359:Furniss v. Dawson
2854:Colgate-Palmolive
2826:Owens & Minor
2802:Lyondell Chemical
2775:Fetteresso Castle
2747:England and Wales
2638:According to the
2617:Marks and Spencer
2552:Manchester United
2190:
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1829:tax noncompliance
1764:social protection
1721:tax noncompliance
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1221:Tax Policy Center
969:Negative (income)
745:Environmental tax
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545:Financial centres
365:Tax investigation
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171:Tax harmonization
16:(Redirected from
6572:
6386:Vedaranyam March
6351:Kheda Satyagraha
6265:House Tax Hartal
6196:Boston Tea Party
6100:Peasants' Revolt
6080:
6064:Vyborg Manifesto
5893:Self-sufficiency
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5545:"Open about tax"
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3253:United Utilities
3045:step-up in basis
2894:General Electric
2890:Northrop Grumman
2550:Football clubs:
2268:, also known as
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1176:Joel Slemrod
849:Hypothecated
817:Sugary drink
691:Expatriation
570:
488:Double Irish
451:Black market
413:
296:Proportional
245:Laffer curve
230:Price effect
18:Tax planning
6396:Women's War
6336:Beit Sahour
6260:Dog Tax War
6137:Rappenkrieg
6004:Peacemakers
5908:Tax evasion
5563:www.irs.gov
5458:30 December
5303:www.irs.gov
4798:Private Eye
4621:8 September
4545:8 September
4494:8 September
4488:Irish Times
4407:Private Eye
4324:Google Docs
4074:23 December
3813:28 November
3494:Swiss Leaks
3403:Vince Cable
3265:Midcounties
3149:tax evasion
2878:MedPartners
2674:Private Eye
2605:Sainsbury's
2582:AstraZeneca
2401:Private Eye
2376:Private Eye
2260:Fraudulent
2114:beneficiary
1758:focused on
1732:journalists
1717:tax evasion
1709:tax shelter
1596:Switzerland
1561:Philippines
1536:New Zealand
1531:Netherlands
1171:Ronen Palan
914:User charge
733:Value-added
698:Consumption
610:Swiss Leaks
498:Single Malt
436:Tax shelter
426:Tax evasion
385:Tax farming
370:Tax shelter
286:Progressive
250:Optimal tax
151:Tax amnesty
146:Tax holiday
104:Tax bracket
89:Tax revenue
32:tax evasion
6554:Categories
6381:Salt March
6076:by century
5929:Addiopizzo
5751:27 January
5715:27 January
5663:24 January
5431:9 November
5375:21 October
5140:Al Jazeera
5104:3 November
4973:17 October
4657:. London.
4519:. London.
4417:24 January
4220:Al-Jazeera
3685:T Magazine
3634:2022-08-02
3629:World Bank
3541:References
3344:See also:
3189:Prem Sikka
3054:estate tax
3052:Avoid the
3020:ProPublica
2928:Al Jazeera
2789:See also:
2751:income tax
2743:window tax
2737:in England
2735:window tax
2725:Window tax
2652:New Labour
2571:Daily Mail
2413:Amazon.com
2340:tax havens
2295:, usually
2244:§ 183
2236:§ 465
2228:§ 469
2170:April 2015
2112:or even a
2091:income tax
2079:foundation
2043:April 2015
1940:, such as
1748:World Bank
1736:businesses
1713:tax havens
1506:Kazakhstan
1391:Bangladesh
1386:Azerbaijan
1319:By country
1276:Temple tax
1246:Church tax
1129:ATA Carnet
1114:Free trade
1109:Tariff war
1037:Tax treaty
923:Congestion
864:Land value
755:Eco-tariff
723:Television
679:Solidarity
659:Ad valorem
519:Tax havens
350:Tax shield
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