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Ligne n°3 : %2CUK+news%2CWorld+news%2CEurope%2CHSBC%2CBarclays%2CBanking%2CRoyal+Ba ...- Ligne n°113 : Tax and spending
Ligne n°114 : This article is more than 4 months old ...- Ligne n°116 : European banks storing €20bn a year in tax havens
Ligne n°123 : ... [ ]- Ligne n°124 : Church Bay Park in Southampton, Bermuda. The island nation has a tax
Ligne n°125 : rate of zero, alongside Panama, the British Virgin Islands and the ...
Ligne n°126 : ... Cayman Islands. Photograph: Cj Gunther/EPA- Ligne n°127 : Church Bay Park in Southampton, Bermuda. The island nation has a tax
Ligne n°128 : rate of zero, alongside Panama, the British Virgin Islands and the ...
Ligne n°140 : ... Leading European banks are booking around €20bn (£17bn) a year –- Ligne n°141 : equivalent to 14% of their total profits – in tax havens, with
Ligne n°142 : Barclays, HSBC and NatWest Group among those enjoying the lowest tax ...
Ligne n°141 : ... equivalent to 14% of their total profits – in tax havens, with- Ligne n°142 : Barclays, HSBC and NatWest Group among those enjoying the lowest tax
Ligne n°143 : rates, according to a new report. ...- Ligne n°145 : The figures emerge from an analysis, conducted by the EU Tax
Ligne n°146 : Observatory, of 36 big banks required to publicly report ...- Ligne n°149 : Banks said to enjoy a particularly low effective tax rate on their
Ligne n°150 : profits, of less than 15%, include Barclays, HSBC and NatWest – which ...
Ligne n°151 : ... changed its name from Royal Bank of Scotland last year. The effective- Ligne n°152 : tax rate is calculated as the ratio between aggregated tax paid and
- Ligne n°152 : tax rate is calculated as the ratio between aggregated tax paid and
Ligne n°153 : profit posted, across all jurisdictions. ...- Ligne n°155 : A spokesperson for HSBC said the bank did “not employ tax avoidance
Ligne n°156 : strategies, including those designed to artificially divert profits to ...
Ligne n°156 : ... strategies, including those designed to artificially divert profits to- Ligne n°157 : low-tax jurisdictions”.
Ligne n°158 : shoppers pass an HK branch of HSBC ...
Ligne n°158 : ... shoppers pass an HK branch of HSBC- Ligne n°159 : HSBC is headquartered in Hong Kong, with an official effective tax rate
Ligne n°160 : of 13%. Photograph: Budrul Chukrut/SOPA Images/REX/Shutterstock ...
Ligne n°162 : ... A spokesperson for Barclays said the bank was the fifth-largest UK- Ligne n°163 : taxpayer and paid taxes across the jurisdictions in which it operated.
- Ligne n°163 : taxpayer and paid taxes across the jurisdictions in which it operated.
Ligne n°167 : ... The claims will nevertheless further fuel those arguing that leading- Ligne n°168 : countries must be more ambitious in cracking down on aggressive tax
Ligne n°169 : avoidance and profit shifting to low-tax jurisdictions by ...
Ligne n°168 : ... countries must be more ambitious in cracking down on aggressive tax- Ligne n°169 : avoidance and profit shifting to low-tax jurisdictions by
Ligne n°170 : multinationals. ...- Ligne n°172 : The use of tax havens by banks is seen by many activists as
Ligne n°173 : particularly egregious since more than €1.5tn in taxpayer money was ...
Ligne n°172 : ... The use of tax havens by banks is seen by many activists as- Ligne n°173 : particularly egregious since more than €1.5tn in taxpayer money was
Ligne n°174 : used to rescue ailing banks in Europe after the 2008 financial crisis. ...
Ligne n°177 : ... Co-operation and Development (OECD), 130 countries, representing more- Ligne n°178 : than 90% of global GDP, backed a global minimum tax rate on
Ligne n°179 : multinationals of 15% last July, after an initial attempt by US ...- Ligne n°182 : Parallel measures to limit the shifting of profits into tax havens by
Ligne n°183 : the world’s 100 largest companies were proposed by Biden and are now ...
Ligne n°192 : ... finance centres.- Ligne n°193 : The British Virgin Islands has a zero tax rate.
Ligne n°194 : The British Virgin Islands has a zero tax rate. Photograph: Todd ...
Ligne n°193 : ... The British Virgin Islands has a zero tax rate.- Ligne n°194 : The British Virgin Islands has a zero tax rate. Photograph: Todd
Ligne n°195 : VanSickle/AP ...- Ligne n°197 : The EU Tax Observatory, an independent research group, has highlighted
Ligne n°198 : the benefits of taxing the profits of multinationals at a higher 25% ...
Ligne n°198 : ... the benefits of taxing the profits of multinationals at a higher 25%- Ligne n°199 : global minimum tax rate – the lowest current rate within the seven
Ligne n°200 : largest world economies. ...- Ligne n°202 : The organisation’s report suggests that with such a tax rate, the
Ligne n°203 : sample of European banks chosen in the report would have to pay €10bn ...
Ligne n°203 : ... sample of European banks chosen in the report would have to pay €10bn- Ligne n°204 : to €13bn in additional taxes annually. Lower tax rates reduce the gains
- Ligne n°204 : to €13bn in additional taxes annually. Lower tax rates reduce the gains
Ligne n°205 : to €6bn to €9bn at a 21% tax rate and between €3bn and €5bn at the 15% ...
Ligne n°204 : ... to €13bn in additional taxes annually. Lower tax rates reduce the gains- Ligne n°205 : to €6bn to €9bn at a 21% tax rate and between €3bn and €5bn at the 15%
Ligne n°206 : rate. ...
Ligne n°209 : ... multinationals BNP Paribas and Société Générale, and Standard- Ligne n°210 : Chartered, have the largest collectible tax deficits – the difference
Ligne n°211 : between tax paid today and that which would be collectible. ...
Ligne n°210 : ... Chartered, have the largest collectible tax deficits – the difference- Ligne n°211 : between tax paid today and that which would be collectible.
- Ligne n°213 : The EU Tax Observatory’s research further suggests the UK exchequer
Ligne n°214 : would be the biggest beneficiary if any global minimum tax rate were ...
Ligne n°213 : ... The EU Tax Observatory’s research further suggests the UK exchequer- Ligne n°214 : would be the biggest beneficiary if any global minimum tax rate were
Ligne n°215 : enforced on Europe’s banks, in part due to the size of the banks ...- Ligne n°218 : Under a 15% tax rate, the UK would have collected an extra €940m a year
Ligne n°219 : in 2020 and €1.47bn in 2019. ...- Ligne n°221 : “We find that most tax revenues with a minimum tax will originate from
- Ligne n°221 : “We find that most tax revenues with a minimum tax will originate from
Ligne n°222 : British banks,” write the authors of the report, Have European Banks ...
Ligne n°222 : ... British banks,” write the authors of the report, Have European Banks- Ligne n°223 : Left Tax Havens? Evidence from Country by Country Data.
- Ligne n°225 : Tax systems around the world have been increasingly left behind in
Ligne n°226 : recent years by the shifting of profits by large multinationals. Tax ...
Ligne n°225 : ... Tax systems around the world have been increasingly left behind in- Ligne n°226 : recent years by the shifting of profits by large multinationals. Tax
Ligne n°227 : abuse by multinationals and avoidance by rich individuals is said by ...
Ligne n°227 : ... abuse by multinationals and avoidance by rich individuals is said by- Ligne n°228 : the Tax Justice Network campaign group to cost nations $427bn a year in
Ligne n°229 : lost revenues. ...- Ligne n°231 : According to the EU Tax Observatory’s report, the profits booked by
Ligne n°232 : banks in tax havens are abnormally high. About €238,000 profit per ...
Ligne n°231 : ... According to the EU Tax Observatory’s report, the profits booked by- Ligne n°232 : banks in tax havens are abnormally high. About €238,000 profit per
Ligne n°233 : employee is posted by the banks in havens, as opposed to €65,000 in ...- Ligne n°236 : Even though the banks book 14% of their profits in tax havens, the
Ligne n°237 : percentage of staff employed in them is only 4%. ...
Ligne n°237 : ... percentage of staff employed in them is only 4%.- Ligne n°238 : Luxembourg city in Luxembourg. The principality has a tax rate of 15%.
Ligne n°239 : Luxembourg city in Luxembourg. The principality has a tax rate of 15%. ...
Ligne n°238 : ... Luxembourg city in Luxembourg. The principality has a tax rate of 15%.- Ligne n°239 : Luxembourg city in Luxembourg. The principality has a tax rate of 15%.
Ligne n°240 : Photograph: PocholoCalapre/Getty Images/iStockphoto ...
Ligne n°242 : ... To the disappointment of policymakers and activists, the percentage of- Ligne n°243 : profits booked in tax havens has not changed over the last seven years
Ligne n°244 : despite hopes that country-by-country reporting introduced in 2014 ...
Ligne n°247 : ... Eight banks have even increased the percentage of their profits booked- Ligne n°248 : in tax havens during this period: Monte dei Paschi di Siena (up
Ligne n°249 : 19.4%), Intesa Sanpaolo (up 12.2%), HSBC (up 7.9%), Barclays (up 4.3%), ...
Ligne n°254 : ... The behaviour of the banks studied varies, however. The mean percentage- Ligne n°255 : of profits booked in tax havens is about 20% but the figure ranges from
Ligne n°256 : 0% in the case of nine of the banks to 58% by HSBC. ...
Ligne n°258 : ... The figure is high because of HSBC’s strong ties to Hong Kong, which- Ligne n°259 : for the purposes of the study was counted as a tax haven.
Ligne n°262 : ... turnover, profits, and employees within the 36 banks studied. The- Ligne n°263 : report claims that its profits attract the lowest mean effective tax
Ligne n°264 : rates (13%). ...
Ligne n°266 : ... HSBC books almost 60% of its overall profits in Hong Kong, with an- Ligne n°267 : effective tax rate of 11%. This is despite the percentage of staff in
Ligne n°268 : Hong Kong (15% of the total) being strikingly lower than the profits ...
Ligne n°280 : ... “One of the possible explanations is that Hong Kong is characterised by- Ligne n°281 : a favourable tax system and is often used as an investment hub to route
Ligne n°282 : investments in Asia, especially from China,” the report’s authors ...- Ligne n°295 : Of those territories, the highest effective tax rate is found in
Ligne n°296 : Luxembourg (15%), while Bermuda, Panama, the British Virgin Islands and ...
Ligne n°298 : ... Topics- Ligne n°299 : * Tax and spending
- Ligne n°301 : * Tax avoidance
Ligne n°302 : * Tax havens ...
Ligne n°301 : ... * Tax avoidance- Ligne n°302 : * Tax havens
Ligne n°303 : * Corporate governance ...