Sentences with phrase «on aggressive tax avoidance»

Meanwhile — despite much evidence to the contrary — the Conservatives still seem to think that voters approve of the victimisation of benefit claimants over cracking down on aggressive tax avoidance.

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Questioned over aggressive tax avoidance, which the chancellor, George Osborne, has called «morally repugnant», Cameron refused to be drawn on whether Sir Philip Green fell into this category.

«I'm not commenting on someone's tax affairs on air,» Cameron said, while adding: «I think aggressive tax avoidance is wrong and I think it is right the government is going after this activity.»

Whilst we welcome the FFA's references to expanding the tax base and challenging harmful tax incentives we need to oppose not just tax evasion but aggressive tax avoidance, which, though technically legal, can be immoral in denying countries the funds needed for delivering on the right to education.

HMRC is taking an increasingly aggressive approach to tax recovery, which is especially evident in relation to tax avoidance schemes, with challenges raised on a regular basis.

We have our own anti-abuse rules but the US has been particularly aggressive on tax avoidance.

This special report explores the rapidly changing environment for the offshore legal sector, especially in light of the June 2013 G8 meeting where world leaders called for transparency, on and offshore, of corporate structures, as well as demanding a clampdown on «aggressive» tax avoidance and profit shifting.

Jeff Kolodny, a member in the firm's Private Client Services Group, participates in a discussion on NPR about a recent document leak by a former employee of HSBC, showing the bank's aggressive nature in marketing tax avoidance schemes to clients.