Former UK chancellor Lawson says that the big banks may need to be broken up

Accounting firm’s denials ‘misleading’, says public accounts committee

Think tank targets key aspects of Republic’s role in multinationals’ tax affairs

Arrival of tax might spur governments and big business to implement recommendations of OECD’s Beps project, due to conclude next year

MPs accuse accountancy firm of ‘indulging in scams’

New report finds Britain’s immigration system has huge backlog of cases

Adequate provision has been made for bill which could total €1bn

Coffee chain was criticised for methods to minimuse tax burden

British monarch’s reserve fund has fallen from £35 million in 2001 to £1 millon now

UK tax authorities need to show they deal ‘robustly’ with companies misleading them, chairwoman of Commons committee says

Former deputy director general received £300,000 extra to keep him from taking calls from headhunters

Report finds Irish corporates pay an average effective tax rate of 12.3 per cent

German demand about tax is opposition to taxpayer bailouts of banks and disquiet over tiny sums in tax paid by digital giants

Is Bono IDA Ireland’s biggest nightmare?

Opinion: Public services are in decline because of huge companies’ ability to avoid tax

Strident Hodge on shaky ground as she was minister in Labour government that provided loophole

London briefing: Is a clampdown on high-interest ‘legalised loan sharks’ in sight?

Profits routed through Dublin to avoid UK tax

House of Commons committee takes issue with Google executive’s evidence

‘Serious concerns’ raised over management of Digital Media Initiative

Eric Schmidt says it is up to politicians to reform international laws

Analysis: Scrutiny of the web giant’s tax affairs may have serious knock-on effects

The company vigorously denied trying to avoid tax by disguising the real nature of its UK business

Allegations that much of Dublin unit’s work is done by company’s London office

British MPs hit out at big accountancy firms