Fair enough link (and funny) but its not as if firms like PWC are not also very involved in influencing political parties' policies on tax and "loop holes".

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Edited by legaleagle (09 Feb 2015 11.09am)

Well, well, well. Look at who the next name to be tarred with the tax avoider brush is !

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None other than Mr Red Ed 'I hate big corporations and rich tax avioders' Millband

Surely they should be called the Hypocrisy Party?

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

I'm appalled!
It's a complete waste of public money. Why deploy 300 staff when 2 will achieve the same results?

Edited by TUX (16 Feb 2015 5.31pm)

Any chance of the whole article?

A Unite spokesman said: “This is another sorry attempt to slur Unite. The truth is that we pay every penny of tax that we owe because we

take our responsibilities to this nation seriously.

“The Exchequer has ruled that we do not have to pay corporation tax because of the suite of benefits we offer, including sickness and accident benefit, so relieving the state of the burden of providing those in need with financial support.

“This is what unions do. They take care of their members. It is deeply concerning that the Tory party cannot understand that and that instead it chooses to present this relationship as something warped.”

I hope Len McCluskey is being tax efficient, because he's on £140k a year - must be a struggle.