Even if your local authority didn't decide that you had taken avoidance action, it would still include the value of your half of the property.
Emirates Airline, Air France, Virgin Atlantic, Lufthansa and Qantas are among those to have taken avoidance action in order to protect against the threat of Islamic militants on the ground.
That raised the ire of American politicians, incensed that a company would take tax avoidance to its logical conclusion.
How likely is it that certain newspapers will ever take tax avoidance seriously, given that some owners are engaged in it on an industrial scale?
The Green MP Caroline Lucas said: "David Cameron must now come to parliament on Monday and be entirely honest with the British public – any further evasion of the truth over this issue will only add to a growing sense that this government simply can't be trusted to take tax avoidance seriously".
Founders sometimes take the avoidance route to an extreme.
As early as the 1950s, it was found that animals raised in deprived environments show less intense reactions to pain stimuli (Nissen et al. 1951) and take longer to learn avoidance of painful stimuli (Melzack and Scott 1957).
However, assessing the association between pet exposure and respiratory diseases in children with an allergic predisposition has been difficult due to the lack of reliable and readily available data, which is possibly a result of the fact that parents tend to take allergen-avoidance measures when they or their child are diagnosed with allergies.
He admitted taking tax avoidance measures "at the vanilla, bland, end of the spectrum", adding: "The expression tax avoidance is so wide that everyone does tax avoidance at some level".
Self-efficacy and current smoker avoidance in regard to SHS has reached a significant degree of predictability in terms of a mother's taking SHS avoidance action.
Additionally, our proposed method takes collision avoidance as special nonlinear constraints into account and is therefore suitable for industrial use.
