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Settlement follows probe by prosecutors into claims US fast-food chain diverted income abroad
HM Revenue & Customs says residents had £850bn in accounts overseas but it does not estimate if tax paid on this
Implementation of agreement will not happen until 2024 at the earliest, says secretary-general
Commission wants to raise money by selling €20bn worth of surplus carbon allowances
US regulator decides issue of disclosure can be put to shareholder vote after institutional pressure
Warsaw move holds up implementation of landmark reform agreed last year
Oil and gas embargoes are part of discussions about additional restrictive measures against Russia
Countries agree reform of corporate revenues but will struggle to make it legally binding
American-born woman defends privacy rights and fights transatlantic information sharing
Move makes it easier for global corporate tax overhaul to come into effect in 2023
Investors tempted to try evading tax should beware of the authorities’ growing reach
OECD-led pact sets 15% floor aimed at raising $150bn annually as US wins two-year ban on tech levies
The rich and powerful continue to evade and avoid tax despite progress in recent years
Dublin poised to ditch 12.5% rate that has been cornerstone of its economic policy
Report by media consortium outlines how the wealthy use tax havens to move and store money
An end to Dublin’s objections would clear a big hurdle to final agreement on a worldwide corporate 15% rate
Pandemic-driven rise of digital nomads spurs nations to offer relocation incentives
US Treasury chief expresses confidence after holding meetings with European finance ministers
Move intended to defuse US criticism and smooth path to final agreement
Communiqué at Venice gathering set to urge eight nations to concede to OECD plan
None of the three EU holdouts on the global corporate tax rate deal is part of the G20
History of high unemployment and emigration help to explain opposition to global levy
Biden needs to secure support in Senate that Democrats control by tiniest of margins
Brussels pushes ahead with own proposals but Washington argues they clash with OECD and G7 deal
Hungary and Estonia say plan may break law, while Ireland withholds consent to minimum rate
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