Sure they can, but I remain concerned about the wider impact of these attacks on tax morale and tax policy development more generally
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nothing is going to change that. point is, assuming legal but undesirable behavior exists, would CbC curtail it? IMO answer ...
Why not?What if started w Q “how to build better public dialog, accountability on tax?” & start there (might end up w CBCR as answer or not)
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yes sorry being a bit flippant, meant nothing likely to stop Guardian writing badly about tax or some campaigners getting carried away
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and that is very sad as it distracts from the real issues and government responsibility.
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My experience is that corporates are just fatalistic about this stuff now. Too bruised to engage.
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Need a significant amount of time and effort. Some criticisms now seem axiomatic, eg ETRs < statutory rate = dodging. Big Chatham Hse event?
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