Sentences with phrase «tax avoiders»

While it's no secret that US officials are interested in closer oversight of cryptocurrency activities - a group of influential senators pushed for this kind of policy shift in late May - the IRS contract is notable given the tax agency's investigation of potential tax avoiders and its ongoing lawsuit against exchange startup Coinbase.

He will need to do more to go after the rich tax avoiders who cost us more than # 25 billion every year.

«I am delivering extra money for the pupil premium, extra money for post offices, tax cuts for low income earners, crackdown on tax avoiders... these are things that are happening because we are in a coalition government - because Liberal Democrats have their stamp not just on the government but on the Treasury, too.»

A new «serial tax avoiders» regime has been in force since 15 September 2016.

John McCain of Arizona, who is the panel's senior Republican, said: «Apple claims to be the largest U.S. corporate taxpayer, but by sheer size and scale, it is also among America's largest tax avoiders.»

The Swiss food company «won» with 15 % of the vote, finishing just above Monsanto (14 %) and the UK's number one tax avoider Amazon (12 %).

Not only that, he has intervened to aid tax avoiders.

The policy makes a laughing stock of Osborne's pledge to get tough on multinational corporate tax avoiders like Starbucks and Amazon.

Turning his fire on to tax avoiders within big business, Mr Hodson said: «Why is the government calling those who are out of work scroungers?

Thanks to our efforts, by 2015 we'll be clawing back # 10bn in tax a year», he declared very courteously on the subject of making tax avoiders stand and deliver, like a retired highwayman who's taken a steady job at the civil service.

Kelvin called for a levy of 50 % tax on earnings above # 60,000 a year and firm action taken against tax avoiders and evaders

May criticised stateless corporations, denounced tax avoiders and Sir Philip Green, endorsed the role of government and pledged to serve «working class» people.

Labour's manifesto pledges to raise # 8.8 bn from hitting tax avoiders and evaders.

Last week Prime Minister David Cameron said tax avoiders «need to wake up and smell the coffee», perceived as a thinly - veiled swipe at the company.

They are a big, competitive, ruthless, anti-union tax avoider that treats low level staff (like, say, warehouse employees) like slave labour.

Amazon is an arch tax avoider and is now the subject of a global boycott call by Ethical Consumer.

But outside of the self - interest of a handful of rich real estate agents and property developers (who absolutely would not go begging if foreign investment was sharply curtailed), there is no reason to allow ultra-rich tax avoiders to use American institutions — badly distorting the housing market for actual New Yorkers in the process — for their own greed and nothing else.

While it's no secret that US officials are interested in closer oversight of cryptocurrency activities - a group of influential senators pushed for this kind of policy shift in late May - the IRS contract is notable given the tax agency's investigation of potential tax avoiders and its ongoing lawsuit against exchange startup Coinbase.

The HMRC are intent on fronting their story with the «good news» that the Revenue have managed to reduce the gap by # 4 billion in the past year and the claim that they are determined to fight rich tax avoiders, but this is nothing more than political propaganda.

Danny Alexander added this morning that the government would come down on tax avoiders «like a ton of bricks» (although perfectly legal).

Following yesterday's Budget, Dawn Register, partner in the Tax Dispute Resolution at BDO, commented: «A popular message for voters is the ongoing campaign against «serial tax avoiders».

And as we join all that we know about gun proliferation in America, we shall come to more accurately profile the proliferators as: 1) Self Radicalized indoctrinated Psuedo - Christians often refered to as «Evangelicals» 2) Poorly educated 3) Possessing abnormally dysfunctional cognitive capabilities 4) Lonely 5) Emaciated 6) Welfare beneficiaries or otherwise, tax avoiders 7) Descendant from white settlers.

I'm a tax avoider.

He also failed to clarify the ingenious methods he will deploy to prise an extra # 5bn out of tax avoiders and evaders.

And then just on Thursday the man appointed to be Treasurer of the Conservative Party first threatened to sue me for saying he was a tax avoider then announced that «everyone is a tax avoider» and he was just guilty of «vanilla tax avoidance».

This could include denial of all government loans, grants, subsidies and public contracts to tax avoiders.

He was able to promise more cash for vital services after the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, said he would raise money from mansion owners, tobacco companies and tax avoiders to protect NHS funding.

The topic also carries an added degree of weight for Coinbase specifically, which was the target of a lawsuit by the IRS as it sought information on U.S. - based users in an effort to sniff out potential tax avoiders.

That applies to criminals, tax avoiders and other individuals and enterprises not following the law.