The debate about tax responsibility should be allowed to focus on identifying and discouraging categories of tax behaviour that create risk for the people of the world generally, says David Quentin.
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Responsible tax behaviour does not mean ‘voluntarily’ paying more tax than is ‘legally’ payable
The debate about tax responsibility should be allowed to focus on identifying and discouraging categories of tax behaviour that create risk for the people of the world generally, says David Quentin.
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