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A big accountancy firm has denied that it has been peddling a tax avoidance scheme to help rich people avoid paying the new 50% income tax rate from 2010.
Newspaper reports have accused Grant Thornton of devising a scheme to save high earners 40% of their tax bills.
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Tags: Avoidance, Grant Thornton, HMRC, Tax, UK
This entry was posted on Monday, July 6th, 2009 at 11:10 pm and is filed under Issues in the News, Media, News.



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