tax evasion

  1. jes

    Apple pleads innocence in tax probes

    Apple pleads innocence in tax probes US tech giant Apple said Thursday that it fully pays the taxes it owes everywhere, and was confident that a tax evasion probe in Italy would find it in compliance.
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    Britain pledges public access to tax evasion-busting database

    Britain pledges public access to tax evasion-busting database Britain will make public a new database of company ownership details designed to expose international money laundering and tax evasion schemes.
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    Google pays $55 million tax in Britain on 2012 sales of $5 billion

    Google pays $55 million tax in Britain on 2012 sales of $5 billion Google pays $55 million tax in Britain on 2012 sales of $5 billion
  4. jes

    Google’s tax affairs “contrived” says UK

    Google’s tax affairs “contrived” says UK UK tax authority calls for a vigorous investigation into whether Google has been acting within the law.
  5. jes

    Google tax debate: Ireland will not be the whipping boy

    Google tax debate: Ireland will not be the whipping boy Ireland’s finance minister said the country would not be the “whipping boy” for what he called a flawed US Senate report on tax loopholes
  6. jes

    Apple, Amazon, Google, Vodafone and their tax avoidance schemes

    Apple, Amazon, Google, Vodafone and their tax avoidance schemes A summary of several recent cases of tax avoidance by global tech firms (and Starbucks)
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    Apple CEO unapologetic over tax dodging strategy

    Apple CEO unapologetic over tax dodging strategy Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook made no apology for saving billions of dollars in US taxes through Irish subsidiaries
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    Apple using loopholes to avoid taxes: US senate

    Apple using loopholes to avoid taxes: US senate Apple avoided paying taxes on tens of billions of dollars in profits through a complex network of subsidiaries
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    Google must play fair on tax: British PM David Cameron

    Google must play fair on tax: British PM David Cameron British Prime Minister David Cameron told Google and other businesses that he expected their companies to pay their taxes in exchange for benefiting from low tax rates
  10. jes

    Google faces lawmakers again over tax avoidance

    Google faces lawmakers again over tax avoidance Google faces another grilling over its tax affairs from a committee of British lawmakers
  11. jes

    Amazon under fire for profit-shifting tax dodge

    Amazon under fire for profit-shifting tax dodge Amazon’s main UK unit paid $3.7 million of taxes on its 2012 income, despite group UK sales of $6.5 billion (4 billion pounds)
  12. LazyLion

    Malema Limpopo Farm Seized

    A Limpopo farm said to be owned by fraud-accused Julius Malema has been seized by the Asset Forfeiture Unit, the National Prosecuting Authority said on Tuesday. "On [Monday], the Asset Forfeiture Unit of the NPA was granted a forfeiture order for a farm that is alleged to belong to Mr Julius...
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