Sentence examples for extent of the avoidance from inspiring English sources
The revealing extent of the avoidance prompted Labour leader Ed Miliband to say yesterday: "Since David Cameron has been Prime Minister, energy bills have gone up by an average of £300 because he has refused to stand up to big energy companies.
The Treasury faced demands last night to examine the extent of tax avoidance by the country's wealthiest homeowners who have transferred £25bn worth of property into corporate hands.
You are rightly alarmed at the extent of tax avoidance by multinationals based in the United States and suggest that we carefully look at alternative tax systems.
He was pipped to the post for Business and Finance Journalist of the year by Tom Bergin of Reuters for his sterling work uncovering the extent of Starbucks' tax avoidance in the UK.
It is now estimated by the government themselves that the extent of avoidance and evasion is around £22bn annually.
The revelation will spark further outrage about the extent of UK tax avoidance by corporations, which last week saw representatives of Google, Starbucks and Amazon grilled by the public accounts select committee.
Cathy Jamieson, the shadow Treasury minister, said families on low and middle incomes would be shocked by the extent of this tax avoidance.
That the retail giant is stashing billions in offshore tax havens is no shock, even if the extent of its tax avoidance is shocking.
Based on our estimated rate of TSACs in this population, this extent of transfusion avoidance prevents 39,246 additional TSACs annually, or approximately 1 TSAC per every 26 patients at risk for a late TF.
The UK's 100 biggest public companies are running more than 8,000 subsidiaries or joint ventures in onshore and offshore tax havens, according to research published on Monday, raising fresh concerns about the full extent of corporate tax avoidance.
"We need to know the full extent of the links between Britain and the web of tax avoidance and evasion revealed by the Panama Papers at all levels".
