Tax

Chief executive Cook is 'very confident' the European Commission ruling will be overturned on appeal.

EC rules that tax arrangements between Apple and Ireland broke laws on state aid.

West Midlands MEP Bill Etheridge speaks to IBTimes UK about his bid to succeed Nigel Farage.

Catalan outfit considers the player to be 'free of criminal responsibility'.

CAF's Donation States study compares the way tax incentives for charitable donations are offered across the world.

Poll shows nearly half of voters find Cameron's tax dealings 'morally repugnant'.

Pressure is growing on the chancellor as Scottish party leaders disclose tax return documents.

PM to release six years worth of information as demonstrators march on Conservative Spring Forum.

'We've achieved what no British government has even tried to achieve,' said George Osborne.

When the chips are down online gaming could be a strong hand to play for Russia's economy.

Entrepreneur Julie Deane spoke to IBTimesUK about her independent review into self-employed workers.

A Sunday Times investigation found that the likes of the likes of Shell, Lloyds and Vodafone paid no taxes.

IBTimes UK gives you the best tips for filing your taxes for the 31 January deadline.

After Google made UK tax settlement, Italy is now claiming the company owes €227m in unpaid taxes.

Confidentiality rules means the tax affairs of Amazon, Facebook and LinkedIn could stay shrouded in secrecy.

Apple has agreed to pay €318m to Italian tax authorities following fraud investigation.

In October, Dell had confirmed the acquisition of EMC including VMware for $67bn.

The cost incurred on the benefit plan will be paid from a fund created by a new tax on state employers.

The shadow chancellor claimed Jeremy Corbyn's Labour is the only anti-austerity in British politics.

The parents of Brazil forward Neymar have denied any wrongdoing.

Bitcoin to be treated the same as traditional currencies, Australian Senate expected to announce.

Welfare cuts came alongside an increase in wages for low-paid Britons.

Government pension reforms will earn Treasury about £1.2bn in tax revenues this year.

A brothel owner in Austria fed up with what he says are punitive tax payments decided to offer free sex to customers.

Passengers flying in and out of the UK pay the highest taxes in the EU.

Problems with an HMRC computer system causes thousands of couples to lose out on tax break.

Tax clamp down being called 'the first of its kind in the world'.

Online campaign group Avaaz wants judicial review of the way HMRC offered generous Liechtenstein-based amnesty to HSBC tax evaders.

Labour: 'This is a desperate last-minute gimmick from the Tories which nobody will believe a word of.'

The Eurosceptic firebrand made the announcement alongside Suzanne Evans in Thurrock, Essex.