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4 Mar 2016

ActionAid report says "shady" tax treaties disproportionately favour multinationals, increasing inequality & poverty in poor countries

A report by ActionAid says tax treaties with the club of world's richest countries - the OECD - are stopping poor countries' power to tax multinational companies more than others, exacerbating inequality and poverty. [refers to Google, Amazon, MTN, ZAIN, Celtel]