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Tuesday, June 05, 2007

Union leader attacks ‘corporate bullying’
Phillip Inman David Gow Brussels
The Guardian
05 Jun 2007

The Chancellor Gordon Brown will come under pressure today to strip private equity firms of tax breaks that allow their owners to pay as little as 5% tax. Union leaders will tell Mr Brown he must reform the tax regime to prevent private equity firms... read more...
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