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France lures London bankers with extra expat tax break | Reuters

July 6, 2016

This report from Reuters on France’s new tax breaks to lure British financiers…

Source: France lures London bankers with extra expat tax break | Reuters

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Private finance initiative for elderly care in Northamtonshire: A good example of a bad PFI contract.

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Rise in public sector contracts awarded to single bidder

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Almost one quarter of public sector contracts awarded in 2018 went to sole bidders.  The Financial Times  reports that the number of contracts awarded without competitive tender rose to 23 per cent in 2018.  In 2016, […]

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The EU wants to begin taxing the turnover of major tech firms Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple, rather than profits.
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Amazon HQ subsidies exceed $4.6 billion

November 19, 2018

Amazon is set to receive around $4.6 billion in corporate welfare from the US taxpayer, reports Good Jobs First. These subsidies are used by states to entice Amazon to locate operations and investment within their […]

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