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tax avoidance

(Accounting & Book-keeping) reduction or minimization of tax liability by lawful methods. Compare tax evasion

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tax avoidance - the minimization of tax liability by lawful methods

minimisation, minimization - the act of reducing something to the least possible amount or degree or position

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tax avoidance

n → elusione f fiscale

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THE UK with its "corporate tax haven network" is "by far the world's greatest enabler" of corporate tax avoidance, research has claimed.

UK world's 'greatest enabler of corporate tax avoidance'

Donations towards the Brexiteers have been made from some of the wealthiest people in the country, people who have a track record of tax avoidance and for whom Brexit will provide rich pickings.

Brexit allows tax-avoidance

The EU's Anti Tax Avoidance Directive entered into force on January 1, 2019.

Brexit is for the wealthy [...]

This legislative effort intends to end tax avoidance and advance fiscal justice at a time when rampant American tax avoidance continues to deny countries the taxes they say are rightly due them.

France To Pass Law Curbing Tax Avoidance By US Tech Firms

The former Vice President said tax avoidance is perfectly lawful, but evasion is not.

Tax avoidance is lawful, not evasion - Kalonzo

We examine how corporate governance affects the relationship between a firm's tax avoidance behavior and its financial constraints.

Corporate Governance, Tax Avoidance, and Financial Constraints

The UK's shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer John McDonnell wants to see more down to tackle tax avoidance. (Reuters) LONDON: The final day of the World Economic Forum heard how the auditing industry needed a "Hippocratic oath" to clamp down on tax avoidance.

Tax industry needs 'Hippocratic oath', British politician John McDonnell tells Davos audience

MICK Davies implies that I am against all legal tax avoidance when in fact what I stated in an earlier letter was that I was against aggressive tax avoidance like that used by Lewis Hamilton and mainly available to only wealthy individuals and corporations.

Our taxes must be well spent

TAX avoidance is back in the news and I've been a bit concerned about the way commentators are using terms such as "tax avoidance" and "tax evasion" randomly.