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Jose Mourinho named in major tax avoidance leak
Speed Read Report claims £10m of income was funnelled into British Virgin Islands shell company over a decade
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Non-doms: who are they and do they avoid tax?
Speed Read Law firm claims UK stands to lose billions in tax revenues due to looming crackdown
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Should new Duke of Westminster be able to avoid £3bn IHT bill?
In Depth Most of the £9bn property estate controlled by the Grosvenor family is held in tax-exempt trusts
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Britain is 'world's most corrupt country', says Mafia expert
Speed Read Roberto Saviano lays blame at offshore-based finance in London and UK-dependent tax havens
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Cameron clamps down on offshore-owners of UK property
Speed Read Mystery firms to be unmasked as Prime Minister reveals new measures to tackle financial corruption
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Tax havens 'have no economic purpose', say economists
Speed Read Pressure grows on David Cameron as more than 300 experts call for new measures to end secrecy
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How new Conservative policies will affect your wallet
In Depth Attitudes to wealth and benefits may have helped decide the election. Here's what the Tory win means for personal finance
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Labour to abolish non-dom tax status: how would it work?
In Depth Ed Miliband says he would scrap the non-dom status that has become 'a symbol of tax avoidance' in the UK
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Make the most of your 2015 tax allowances
In Depth The financial year ends in a matter of weeks, so make sure you're not letting tax allowances go to waste
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Pension tax changes: what you need to know
In Depth George Osborne makes death a little cheaper by dropping an unpopular pension 'death tax'
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Common tax mistakes – and how to avoid them
In Depth Our tax snafus may pale in comparison with Gary Barlow's, but it pays to stay on the right side of the revenue
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What Las Vegas can teach us about backing entrepreneurs
In Depth Tony Hsieh's Downtown Project encourages people to take the leap: it's just what Britain needs
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Plans to sell taxpayer data labelled ‘borderline insane’
Speed Read Government wants to share personal details of taxpayers where there is ‘public benefit’
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Budget 2014: key points from George Osborne's statement
In Depth Beer duty down, tobacco duty up, while savers and pensioners given a helping hand from Treasury
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