Corporate tax abuse continues to make headline news with more and more companies outed as tax avoiders.
This section aims to help consumers find out more and campaign on the issue.
We have called a boycott of Amazon over its outrageous tax avoidance.
The time is right to focus on a company whose whole business model appears to be based on not paying its fair share of tax.
In 2020, three months into the COVID 19 lockdown, we started a new tax campaign.
Find out more about our windfall tax campaign for big technology companies.
Fair tax is at the heart of a fair society. We set up the Fair Tax Foundation, alongside our partners, to award businesses with an open and responsible tax policy. Find out which companies have signed up.
Tax avoidance is legal. So what is it and what's the problem with it?
Tax avoidance is shifting profits so you have to pay a lower rate of taxes. It involves using loop holes in tax systems so that you can reduce rates in a way that law makers never intended but which is entirely legal.
All our ratings now contain a Tax Conduct column, to help show how likely a company is to be engaged in tax avoidance.
While we have long rated all companies on this, our rating was previously buried in the overall Anti-Social Finance column, alongside excessive directors pay and general financial corruption.
We compiled a list of 43 tax havens and explain how we rate companies on tax.
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