And from tax avoidance to direct action.
Clampdown on tax avoidance to save £7bn by 2017-18.
Auto enrollment uses the human tendency toward procrastination, inertia or avoidance to the employee's advantage.
Is it an invitation to that most creative of industries, tax avoidance, to expand further?
How would you export some of the military's wisdom about risk avoidance to Wall Street?
Over the years my attitude has shifted from avoidance to acceptance, but this year I've moved on to outright celebration.
A year ago, the SNP leader said "a whole political establishment" had negligently allowed tax avoidance to become routine.
That raised the ire of American politicians, incensed that a company would take tax avoidance to its logical conclusion.
More parliamentary action on tax avoidance to report, this time from the long-standing anti-tax avoidance campaigner and Labour MP Austin Mitchell.
Compare the billions lost through tax avoidance to the £1.2bn lost through benefit fraud, an issue that remains the news fodder of choice for the rightwing press.
Instead of talking about the intricacies of tax, it offered spectacle and civil disobedience – and linked tax avoidance to the cuts.
