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Brit Insurance not so keen on paying Brit taxes
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apesphere on 09 Mar 2009
From: business.timesonline.co.uk
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Brit Insurance is said to be conferring with tax advisers to help it find a better place to be domiciled and pay taxes than the United Kingdom.
The news emerges at a time when the major economies are taking concerted action to revisit controls on corporate and personal use of tax havens.
Paying taxes in the communities that nourish your enterprise seems to me a basic corporate responsibility.
The news emerges at a time when the major economies are taking concerted action to revisit controls on corporate and personal use of tax havens.
Paying taxes in the communities that nourish your enterprise seems to me a basic corporate responsibility.
Andrew Newton is the author of The Handbook of Compliance: Making Ethics Work in Financial Services
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