Microsoft using 'a web of shell companies' to avoid paying tax, report

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Microsoft using 'a web of shell companies' to avoid paying tax in many countries
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Microsoft using 'a web of shell companies' to avoid paying tax in many countries

CICTAR report tracks billions of dollars in financial flows between firms with no employees

Tech giant Microsoft is accused in a new study by the Center for Corporate Tax Accountability and Research (CICTAR) of using a massive network of subsidiaries around the world to avoid paying billi...

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