The Guardian
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"On the steps of No 10, May spoke noble words about the need to turn Britain into a country that works for the many, not the few. This is precisely the opposite of what tax havens do. They are a system used by a tiny elite composed of the super-wealthy precisely to avoid contributing their fair share to society."


Do we really want post-Brexit Britain to be one of the world’s biggest tax havens?
The answer depends on what action we take now: and that starts with Theresa May, and the row over Amber Rudd’s company directorships in the Bahamas
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