It is legitimate for tax campaigners to call for reform of the tax system, but it is not legitimate to criticise companies on the basis that they have claimed tax reliefs in accordance with the current rules, writes Heather Self.
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Should claiming interest relief be seen as tax avoidance?
It is legitimate for tax campaigners to call for reform of the tax system, but it is not legitimate to criticise companies on the basis that they have claimed tax reliefs in accordance with the current rules, writes Heather Self.
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