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Police officer at Oxford Street, London protest against corporate tax avoidance. Stock Photo

RMEFE2J3–Police officer at Oxford Street, London protest against corporate tax avoidance.

Documents about tax fraud and magnifying glass. Stock Photo

RF2M7C6YA–Documents about tax fraud and magnifying glass.

UK Uncut flashmob demonstrate in front of Starbucks .A protester holds a poster pointing out cost of Corporate tax avoidance Stock Photo

RMD193TM–UK Uncut flashmob demonstrate in front of Starbucks .A protester holds a poster pointing out cost of Corporate tax avoidance

Exeter, UK, Saturday 8th December 2012. Protesters picket Starbucks Coffee Shop in Exeter High Street over the company's tax avoidance practices. Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMD1664A–Exeter, UK, Saturday 8th December 2012. Protesters picket Starbucks Coffee Shop in Exeter High Street over the company's tax avoidance practices. Alamy Live News

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RF2B7TBXT–Finger turning a tax knob with blue light to reduce taxes. Lowering taxable income concept. Composite image between a hand photography and a 3D backgr

HMRC 'underplaying corporate avoidance' Guardian newspaper article in the Financial pages of the British paper in London UK Stock Photo

RMH79H9D–HMRC 'underplaying corporate avoidance' Guardian newspaper article in the Financial pages of the British paper in London UK

RM2RTW91R–Holding British pound notes

An anonymous protesters holds a banner reading 'they owe you £70 billion in unpaid tax', referring to the companies who allegedly do not pay corporate tax in UK. Stock Photo

RMD5EFEY–An anonymous protesters holds a banner reading 'they owe you £70 billion in unpaid tax', referring to the companies who allegedly do not pay corporate tax in UK.

Protests outside the Starbucks Coffee shop, 6A Vigo Street, London, UK. The protest was to highlight the small amount of corporation tax that Starbucks pays in the Britain when compared to their turnover. Starbucks Coffee shop, Conduit Street, London, UK. 8 Dec 2012 Stock Photo

RM2GF00M2–Protests outside the Starbucks Coffee shop, 6A Vigo Street, London, UK. The protest was to highlight the small amount of corporation tax that Starbucks pays in the Britain when compared to their turnover. Starbucks Coffee shop, Conduit Street, London, UK. 8 Dec 2012

London, UK. 08.12.2012 UK Uncut protesters outside the Vigo Street branch. The protesters transformed Starbucks branches into services women depend on such as refuges and creches, arguing that public services cuts which disproportionately affect women could be prevented with the money gained if the government clamped down on corporate tax avoidance. Stock Photo

RMD15NDH–London, UK. 08.12.2012 UK Uncut protesters outside the Vigo Street branch. The protesters transformed Starbucks branches into services women depend on such as refuges and creches, arguing that public services cuts which disproportionately affect women could be prevented with the money gained if the government clamped down on corporate tax avoidance.

RMEBY3BP–Oxford Street, London, UK. 5th December, 2014. Actor and Comdeian turned political activist Russel Brand visits several big brands' stores including Boots, Apple and Vodafone in London accusing them of dodging tax whilst those most in need of benefits are facing cuts and increased hardship. A leaflet being distributed by him claims £14 billion is lost every year, through tax avoidance and loopholes exploited by big business. PICTURED: Russel Brand outside Vodafone's Oxford Street branch. Credit: Paul Davey/Alamy Live News

Paper with DTAA Double taxation avoidance agreement on the office table, calculator and glasses Stock Photo

RF2E4CPR1–Paper with DTAA Double taxation avoidance agreement on the office table, calculator and glasses

To avoid tax payments. Tax avoidance or evasion concept. Stock Photo

RF2WWMP0W–To avoid tax payments. Tax avoidance or evasion concept.

Oxford Street, London, UK. 14th June 2014. Activists from UK Uncut, Focus E15 & DPAC transformed the entrance to a Vodafone in Oxford shop Street, London, into a party with balloons, parachute children's games, Twister and a creche. The protest is in response to the retailer's alleged corporation tax avoidance since 2011 and the owing of £6bn in taxes stemming from 2000. Credit: Lee Thomas/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RFE230J9–Oxford Street, London, UK. 14th June 2014. Activists from UK Uncut, Focus E15 & DPAC transformed the entrance to a Vodafone in Oxford shop Street, London, into a party with balloons, parachute children's games, Twister and a creche. The protest is in response to the retailer's alleged corporation tax avoidance since 2011 and the owing of £6bn in taxes stemming from 2000. Credit: Lee Thomas/Alamy Live News

Vigo Street, London, UK. UK 8th December 2012. Protesters holding banners at the door of the Starbucks Coffee Shop. Uncut demonstrators stage a protest in Starbucks in Vigo Street, London, against the coffee chain's tax arrangements in the UK. Stock Photo

RMD15NA8–Vigo Street, London, UK. UK 8th December 2012. Protesters holding banners at the door of the Starbucks Coffee Shop. Uncut demonstrators stage a protest in Starbucks in Vigo Street, London, against the coffee chain's tax arrangements in the UK.

UKuncut stages a nationwide protest against Starbucks Coffee shops. The t-shirt shows the twelve tax dodgers of Christmas. Stock Photo

RMD199E9–UKuncut stages a nationwide protest against Starbucks Coffee shops. The t-shirt shows the twelve tax dodgers of Christmas.

Arrow Going Around Word Tax In Tax Evasion Concept Stock Photo

RF2A57N97–Arrow Going Around Word Tax In Tax Evasion Concept

People doing business bypassing the intermediary state. Lower costs, bureaucratic delays. The work of illegal scheme bypassing the regulator. Tax avoi Stock Photo

RF2BWF38Y–People doing business bypassing the intermediary state. Lower costs, bureaucratic delays. The work of illegal scheme bypassing the regulator. Tax avoi

08 December 2012 London UK. Members of UK Uncut protest corporate tax evasion outside the Upper Street branch of Starbucks in Islington, North London. Protesters drew attention to austerity cuts which are leaving people homeless while big business use legal loopholes to avoid large tax bills. Stock Photo

RMD16117–08 December 2012 London UK. Members of UK Uncut protest corporate tax evasion outside the Upper Street branch of Starbucks in Islington, North London. Protesters drew attention to austerity cuts which are leaving people homeless while big business use legal loopholes to avoid large tax bills.

Protester outside Top Shop in Oxford Street during London protest against corporate tax avoidance. Stock Photo

RMEFE2J8–Protester outside Top Shop in Oxford Street during London protest against corporate tax avoidance.

Double taxation avoidance agreement on the table. Stock Photo

RF2M410RJ–Double taxation avoidance agreement on the table.

UK Uncut flashmob occupy Starbucks because they have paid no corporation tax for the last three years. Stock Photo

RMD193HK–UK Uncut flashmob occupy Starbucks because they have paid no corporation tax for the last three years.

RMD1664C–Exeter, UK, Saturday 8th December 2012. Protesters picket Starbucks Coffee Shop in Exeter High Street over the company's tax avoidance practices. Alamy Live News

Double taxation agreement concept Stock Photo

RFGDYADD–Double taxation agreement concept

'Google's £130m tax deal lambasted as 'derisory'' Google tax company avoidance and profits in a Guardian newspaper article London UK 2016 Stock Photo

RMFEKMR6–'Google's £130m tax deal lambasted as 'derisory'' Google tax company avoidance and profits in a Guardian newspaper article London UK 2016

RM2RTW9AG–Holding British pound notes

Money caught in a mouse trap Stock Photo

RM2P1F2WE–Money caught in a mouse trap

RM2GF00HR–Protests outside the Starbucks Coffee shop, 6A Vigo Street, London, UK. The protest was to highlight the small amount of corporation tax that Starbucks pays in the Britain when compared to their turnover. Starbucks Coffee shop, Conduit Street, London, UK. 8 Dec 2012

RMD15NCG–London, UK. 08.12.2012 UK Uncut protesters outside the Vigo Street branch. The protesters transformed Starbucks branches into services women depend on such as refuges and creches, arguing that public services cuts which disproportionately affect women could be prevented with the money gained if the government clamped down on corporate tax avoidance.

RMEBY3BR–Oxford Street, London, UK. 5th December, 2014. Actor and Comdeian turned political activist Russel Brand visits several big brands' stores including Boots, Apple and Vodafone in London accusing them of dodging tax whilst those most in need of benefits are facing cuts and increased hardship. A leaflet being distributed by him claims £14 billion is lost every year, through tax avoidance and loopholes exploited by big business. PICTURED: Comedian Russel Brand distributes leaflets accusing Vodafone of deing a 'Tax Dodger'. Credit: Paul Davey/Alamy Live News

London,UK. 6th February 2015. Accounting firm Price Waterhouse Coopers is accused of helping hundreds of muti national firms on an industrial scale to avoid paying tax by shifting their profits to low tax countries Luxembourg Credit: amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMEFKD84–London,UK. 6th February 2015. Accounting firm Price Waterhouse Coopers is accused of helping hundreds of muti national firms on an industrial scale to avoid paying tax by shifting their profits to low tax countries Luxembourg Credit: amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News

Images of Occupy London movement in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street taken in November 2011 Stock Photo

RFCB8AF3–Images of Occupy London movement in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street taken in November 2011

RFE230J4–Oxford Street, London, UK. 14th June 2014. Activists from UK Uncut, Focus E15 & DPAC transformed the entrance to a Vodafone in Oxford shop Street, London, into a party with balloons, parachute children's games, Twister and a creche. The protest is in response to the retailer's alleged corporation tax avoidance since 2011 and the owing of £6bn in taxes stemming from 2000. Credit: Lee Thomas/Alamy Live News

RMD15NAG–Vigo Street, London, UK. UK 8th December 2012. Protesters holding banners at the door of the Starbucks Coffee Shop. Uncut demonstrators stage a protest in Starbucks in Vigo Street, London, against the coffee chain's tax arrangements in the UK.

RMD199DR–UKuncut stages a nationwide protest against Starbucks Coffee shops. The t-shirt shows the twelve tax dodgers of Christmas.

Arrow Going Around Word VAT In Tax Evasion Concept Stock Photo

RF2A57N94–Arrow Going Around Word VAT In Tax Evasion Concept

Photo Must Be Credited ©Alpha Press 066465 08/12/12 UK Uncut protests over Starbucks tax avoidance outside one of it's stores in Islington, North London. Demonstrators from anti-tax avoidance group UK Uncut, are protesting at Starbucks branches across Britain over the company's lack of corporate tax payments in Britain in the past three years. Activists staged a series of sit-ins, amid concerns that firm's decision to pay £20m to Treasury over two years misses the point. The coffee chain faced a backlash from customers when it emerged last month they had received £3bn in sales over 14 years ye Stock Photo

RM2A4DD5T–Photo Must Be Credited ©Alpha Press 066465 08/12/12 UK Uncut protests over Starbucks tax avoidance outside one of it's stores in Islington, North London. Demonstrators from anti-tax avoidance group UK Uncut, are protesting at Starbucks branches across Britain over the company's lack of corporate tax payments in Britain in the past three years. Activists staged a series of sit-ins, amid concerns that firm's decision to pay £20m to Treasury over two years misses the point. The coffee chain faced a backlash from customers when it emerged last month they had received £3bn in sales over 14 years ye

RMD15YNF–08 December 2012 London UK. Members of UK Uncut protest corporate tax evasion outside the Upper Street branch of Starbucks in Islington, North London. Protesters drew attention to austerity cuts which are leaving people homeless while big business use legal loopholes to avoid large tax bills.

Police officer at Top Shop in Oxford Street, London during 2011 protest against corporate tax avoidance. Stock Photo

RMEFE2J2–Police officer at Top Shop in Oxford Street, London during 2011 protest against corporate tax avoidance.

Documents about tax fraud in a court. Stock Photo

RFPD117H–Documents about tax fraud in a court.

A sign of Starbucks, Notting Hill Gate, London, UK Stock Photo

RMDJ6H3F–A sign of Starbucks, Notting Hill Gate, London, UK

RMD1664E–Exeter, UK, Saturday 8th December 2012. Protesters picket Starbucks Coffee Shop in Exeter High Street over the company's tax avoidance practices. Alamy Live News

RFGDYADJ–Double taxation agreement concept

8th December 2012. Cardiff, UK. UK Uncut carries out a national day of action against coffee giant Starbucks for avoiding Corporation Tax. It seems that Starbucks have used a string of legal loopholes to avoid paying tax and it emerged that the multinational has paid just £8.6 million corporation tax in 14 years trading in Britain and zero in the last three years. Starbucks have offered to pay “somewhere in the range of £10 million” tax for each of the next two years. Photo credit: Graham M. Lawrence/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RMD15TNW–8th December 2012. Cardiff, UK. UK Uncut carries out a national day of action against coffee giant Starbucks for avoiding Corporation Tax. It seems that Starbucks have used a string of legal loopholes to avoid paying tax and it emerged that the multinational has paid just £8.6 million corporation tax in 14 years trading in Britain and zero in the last three years. Starbucks have offered to pay “somewhere in the range of £10 million” tax for each of the next two years. Photo credit: Graham M. Lawrence/Alamy Live News.

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Businessman in tax payment concept Stock Photo

RFWXBT4B–Businessman in tax payment concept

RM2GF00H4–Protests outside the Starbucks Coffee shop, 6A Vigo Street, London, UK. The protest was to highlight the small amount of corporation tax that Starbucks pays in the Britain when compared to their turnover. Starbucks Coffee shop, Conduit Street, London, UK. 8 Dec 2012

RMD15NCR–London, UK. 08.12.2012 UK Uncut protesters outside the Vigo Street branch. The protesters transformed Starbucks branches into services women depend on such as refuges and creches, arguing that public services cuts which disproportionately affect women could be prevented with the money gained if the government clamped down on corporate tax avoidance.

RMEBY3BY–Oxford Street, London, UK. 5th December, 2014. Actor and Comdeian turned political activist Russel Brand visits several big brands' stores including Boots, Apple and Vodafone in London accusing them of dodging tax whilst those most in need of benefits are facing cuts and increased hardship. A leaflet being distributed by him claims £14 billion is lost every year, through tax avoidance and loopholes exploited by big business. PICTURED: Russel Brand tells people about Vodafone's alleged tax avoidance and its implications for those on benefits. Credit: Paul Davey/Alamy Live News

RMEFKB07–London,UK. 6th February 2015. Accounting firm Price Waterhouse Coopers is accused of helping hundreds of muti national firms on an industrial scale to avoid paying tax by shifting their profits to low tax countries Luxembourg Credit: amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News

Businessman removes wooden blocks with the word Tax. The concept of reducing the tax burden. Tax avoidance. Costs and expenses of the business. Taxati Stock Photo

RFT32XWK–Businessman removes wooden blocks with the word Tax. The concept of reducing the tax burden. Tax avoidance. Costs and expenses of the business. Taxati

RFE230J7–Oxford Street, London, UK. 14th June 2014. Activists from UK Uncut, Focus E15 & DPAC transformed the entrance to a Vodafone in Oxford shop Street, London, into a party with balloons, parachute children's games, Twister and a creche. The protest is in response to the retailer's alleged corporation tax avoidance since 2011 and the owing of £6bn in taxes stemming from 2000. Credit: Lee Thomas/Alamy Live News

RF2C2HHY6–Arrow Going Around Word VAT In Tax Evasion Concept

Protestors close Vodafone's Oxford Street store to highlight the £6bn windfall tax break on their overpriced Mannesman deal Stock Photo

RMBTE7XD–Protestors close Vodafone's Oxford Street store to highlight the £6bn windfall tax break on their overpriced Mannesman deal

Protesters camped outside St Paul's Cathedral, London - part of the Occupy London campaign against corporate greed Stock Photo

RMCF0CC2–Protesters camped outside St Paul's Cathedral, London - part of the Occupy London campaign against corporate greed

RM2A4DD5X–Photo Must Be Credited ©Alpha Press 066465 08/12/12 UK Uncut protests over Starbucks tax avoidance outside one of it's stores in Islington, North London. Demonstrators from anti-tax avoidance group UK Uncut, are protesting at Starbucks branches across Britain over the company's lack of corporate tax payments in Britain in the past three years. Activists staged a series of sit-ins, amid concerns that firm's decision to pay £20m to Treasury over two years misses the point. The coffee chain faced a backlash from customers when it emerged last month they had received £3bn in sales over 14 years ye

RMD160RB–08 December 2012 London UK. Members of UK Uncut protest corporate tax evasion outside the Upper Street branch of Starbucks in Islington, North London. Protesters drew attention to austerity cuts which are leaving people homeless while big business use legal loopholes to avoid large tax bills.

Female police officer in riot gear at Oxford Street branch of Top Shop during 2011 protest against corporate tax avoidance. Stock Photo

RMEFE2J7–Female police officer in riot gear at Oxford Street branch of Top Shop during 2011 protest against corporate tax avoidance.

DTAA Double taxation avoidance agreement and blue pen. Stock Photo

RF2C617X8–DTAA Double taxation avoidance agreement and blue pen.

Business and finance concept. There is a white puzzle on the calculator with the inscription - TAX EVASION Stock Photo

RF2KER0PE–Business and finance concept. There is a white puzzle on the calculator with the inscription - TAX EVASION

RMD1664B–Exeter, UK, Saturday 8th December 2012. Protesters picket Starbucks Coffee Shop in Exeter High Street over the company's tax avoidance practices. Alamy Live News

Corporate haven word cloud concept Stock Photo

RFW7HCBY–Corporate haven word cloud concept

8th December 2012. Cardiff, UK. Activists stand by a statue of Aneurin Bevan the founder of the British NHS. UK Uncut carries out a national day of action against coffee giant Starbucks for avoiding Corporation Tax. It seems that Starbucks have used a string of legal loopholes to avoid paying tax and it emerged that the multinational has paid just £8.6 million corporation tax in 14 years trading in Britain and zero in the last three years. Starbucks have offered to pay “somewhere in the range of £10 million” tax for each of the next two years. Photo credit: Graham M. Lawrence/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RMD15TP8–8th December 2012. Cardiff, UK. Activists stand by a statue of Aneurin Bevan the founder of the British NHS. UK Uncut carries out a national day of action against coffee giant Starbucks for avoiding Corporation Tax. It seems that Starbucks have used a string of legal loopholes to avoid paying tax and it emerged that the multinational has paid just £8.6 million corporation tax in 14 years trading in Britain and zero in the last three years. Starbucks have offered to pay “somewhere in the range of £10 million” tax for each of the next two years. Photo credit: Graham M. Lawrence/Alamy Live News.

RM2WA67XP–Euros in pocket

Businessman in tax evasion avoidance concept Stock Photo

RFPHD28D–Businessman in tax evasion avoidance concept

RM2GF00EX–Protests outside the Starbucks Coffee shop, 6A Vigo Street, London, UK. The protest was to highlight the small amount of corporation tax that Starbucks pays in the Britain when compared to their turnover. Starbucks Coffee shop, Conduit Street, London, UK. 8 Dec 2012

RMD15NDE–London, UK. 08.12.2012 UK Uncut protesters outside the Vigo Street branch. The protesters transformed Starbucks branches into services women depend on such as refuges and creches, arguing that public services cuts which disproportionately affect women could be prevented with the money gained if the government clamped down on corporate tax avoidance.

RMEBY3BX–Oxford Street, London, UK. 5th December, 2014. Actor and Comdeian turned political activist Russel Brand visits several big brands' stores including Boots, Apple and Vodafone in London accusing them of dodging tax whilst those most in need of benefits are facing cuts and increased hardship. A leaflet being distributed by him claims £14 billion is lost every year, through tax avoidance and loopholes exploited by big business. PICTURED: Russel Brand enters the Vodafone store in Oxford Street. Credit: Paul Davey/Alamy Live News

RMEFKBY5–London,UK. 6th February 2015. Accounting firm Price Waterhouse Coopers is accused of helping hundreds of muti national firms on an industrial scale to avoid paying tax by shifting their profits to low tax countries Luxembourg Credit: amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News

RFW9CM02–Businessman removes wooden blocks with the word Tax. The concept of reducing the tax burden. Tax avoidance. Costs and expenses of the business. Taxati

RFE230J5–Oxford Street, London, UK. 14th June 2014. Activists from UK Uncut, Focus E15 & DPAC transformed the entrance to a Vodafone in Oxford shop Street, London, into a party with balloons, parachute children's games, Twister and a creche. The protest is in response to the retailer's alleged corporation tax avoidance since 2011 and the owing of £6bn in taxes stemming from 2000. Credit: Lee Thomas/Alamy Live News

RF2DB43JT–Finger turning a tax knob with blue light to reduce taxes. Lowering taxable income concept. Composite image between a hand photography and a 3D backgr

RMBTE7YY–Protestors close Vodafone's Oxford Street store to highlight the £6bn windfall tax break on their overpriced Mannesman deal

3D illustration of many piles of coins and an arrow pointing a blue sign over white background. Concept of corporate tax planning or optimization. Stock Photo

RFM36R78–3D illustration of many piles of coins and an arrow pointing a blue sign over white background. Concept of corporate tax planning or optimization.

RM2A4DD50–Photo Must Be Credited ©Alpha Press 066465 08/12/12 UK Uncut protests over Starbucks tax avoidance outside one of it's stores in Islington, North London. Demonstrators from anti-tax avoidance group UK Uncut, are protesting at Starbucks branches across Britain over the company's lack of corporate tax payments in Britain in the past three years. Activists staged a series of sit-ins, amid concerns that firm's decision to pay £20m to Treasury over two years misses the point. The coffee chain faced a backlash from customers when it emerged last month they had received £3bn in sales over 14 years ye

RMD1607G–08 December 2012 London UK. Members of UK Uncut protest corporate tax evasion outside the Upper Street branch of Starbucks in Islington, North London. Protesters drew attention to austerity cuts which are leaving people homeless while big business use legal loopholes to avoid large tax bills.

Female police officer in riot gear at Top Shop store in Oxford Street during London protest against corporate tax avoidance. Stock Photo

RMEFE2J6–Female police officer in riot gear at Top Shop store in Oxford Street during London protest against corporate tax avoidance.

Problems with taxes. Handcuffs and money. Tax evasion concept. Stock Photo

RFM60BKE–Problems with taxes. Handcuffs and money. Tax evasion concept.

Google Offices Dublin Ireland Stock Photo

RMFDG6D3–Google Offices Dublin Ireland

RMD1664D–Exeter, UK, Saturday 8th December 2012. Protesters picket Starbucks Coffee Shop in Exeter High Street over the company's tax avoidance practices. Alamy Live News

Copenhagen, Denmark, March 20th, 2015: “We want to secure that corporate taxes are paid in the country where the income is earned,” said Mrs. Margrethe Vestager, EU competition commissioner, at a press briefing in Copenhagen this afternoon Credit: OJPHOTOS/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMEJ2JKF–Copenhagen, Denmark, March 20th, 2015: “We want to secure that corporate taxes are paid in the country where the income is earned,” said Mrs. Margrethe Vestager, EU competition commissioner, at a press briefing in Copenhagen this afternoon Credit: OJPHOTOS/Alamy Live News

8th December 2012. Cardiff, UK. Anti Starbucks literature is seen in Queen's Street UK Uncut carries out a national day of action against coffee giant Starbucks for avoiding Corporation Tax. It seems that Starbucks have used a string of legal loopholes to avoid paying tax and it emerged that the multinational has paid just £8.6 million corporation tax in 14 years trading in Britain and zero in the last three years. Starbucks have offered to pay “somewhere in the range of £10 million” tax for each of the next two years. Photo credit: Graham M. Lawrence/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RMD15TRP–8th December 2012. Cardiff, UK. Anti Starbucks literature is seen in Queen's Street UK Uncut carries out a national day of action against coffee giant Starbucks for avoiding Corporation Tax. It seems that Starbucks have used a string of legal loopholes to avoid paying tax and it emerged that the multinational has paid just £8.6 million corporation tax in 14 years trading in Britain and zero in the last three years. Starbucks have offered to pay “somewhere in the range of £10 million” tax for each of the next two years. Photo credit: Graham M. Lawrence/Alamy Live News.

RM2T73KA7–Banknotes on USA flag

RFM4YT56–Businessman in tax evasion avoidance concept

RM2GF00EH–Protests outside the Starbucks Coffee shop, 6A Vigo Street, London, UK. The protest was to highlight the small amount of corporation tax that Starbucks pays in the Britain when compared to their turnover. Starbucks Coffee shop, Conduit Street, London, UK. 8 Dec 2012

RMD15NDM–London, UK. 08.12.2012 UK Uncut protesters outside the Vigo Street branch. The protesters transformed Starbucks branches into services women depend on such as refuges and creches, arguing that public services cuts which disproportionately affect women could be prevented with the money gained if the government clamped down on corporate tax avoidance.

RMEBY3BW–Oxford Street, London, UK. 5th December, 2014. Actor and Comdeian turned political activist Russel Brand visits several big brands' stores including Boots, Apple and Vodafone in London accusing them of dodging tax whilst those most in need of benefits are facing cuts and increased hardship. A leaflet being distributed by him claims £14 billion is lost every year, through tax avoidance and loopholes exploited by big business. PICTURED: Russel Brand, en route to Vodafone's Oxford Street store, speaks with a disabled person about benefits cuts. Credit: Paul Davey/Alamy Live News

RMEFKB08–London,UK. 6th February 2015. Accounting firm Price Waterhouse Coopers is accused of helping hundreds of muti national firms on an industrial scale to avoid paying tax by shifting their profits to low tax countries Luxembourg Credit: amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News

Door sIgn Income tax office, paye counter, Government of Gibralter, overseas territory, United Kingdom. Stock Photo

RMEFNH1F–Door sIgn Income tax office, paye counter, Government of Gibralter, overseas territory, United Kingdom.

RFE230J8–Oxford Street, London, UK. 14th June 2014. Activists from UK Uncut, Focus E15 & DPAC transformed the entrance to a Vodafone in Oxford shop Street, London, into a party with balloons, parachute children's games, Twister and a creche. The protest is in response to the retailer's alleged corporation tax avoidance since 2011 and the owing of £6bn in taxes stemming from 2000 / A wheelchair bound activist blocks the entrance shutters to Vodafone in Oxford Street, London. Credit: Lee Thomas/Alamy Live News

RF2C321W1–Finger turning a tax knob with blue light to reduce taxes. Lowering taxable income concept. Composite image between a hand photography and a 3D backgr

RMBTE7XA–Protestors close Vodafone's Oxford Street store to highlight the £6bn windfall tax break on their overpriced Mannesman deal

Close up on a file tab with the text tax avoidance, focus on a yellow, note where it is hanwritten legislation, blur effect. Stock Photo

RFFHWXWJ–Close up on a file tab with the text tax avoidance, focus on a yellow, note where it is hanwritten legislation, blur effect.

RM2A4DD5P–Photo Must Be Credited ©Alpha Press 066465 08/12/12 UK Uncut protests over Starbucks tax avoidance outside one of it's stores in Islington, North London. Demonstrators from anti-tax avoidance group UK Uncut, are protesting at Starbucks branches across Britain over the company's lack of corporate tax payments in Britain in the past three years. Activists staged a series of sit-ins, amid concerns that firm's decision to pay £20m to Treasury over two years misses the point. The coffee chain faced a backlash from customers when it emerged last month they had received £3bn in sales over 14 years ye

RMD15YMT–08 December 2012 London UK. Members of UK Uncut protest corporate tax evasion outside the Upper Street branch of Starbucks in Islington, North London. Protesters drew attention to austerity cuts which are leaving people homeless while big business use legal loopholes to avoid large tax bills.

Police officer's boots and trousers. Officers are guarding Top Shop, Oxford Street during 2011 tax avoidance protest. Stock Photo

RMEFE2J4–Police officer's boots and trousers. Officers are guarding Top Shop, Oxford Street during 2011 tax avoidance protest.

Financial or taxes fraud. Business report and magnifying glass. Stock Photo

RFPGBYTE–Financial or taxes fraud. Business report and magnifying glass.

Stamp with the writing Koerperschaftsteuer, German for corporate income tax Stock Photo

RMBDWF2G–Stamp with the writing Koerperschaftsteuer, German for corporate income tax

RMD16649–Exeter, UK, Saturday 8th December 2012. Protesters picket Starbucks Coffee Shop in Exeter High Street over the company's tax avoidance practices. Alamy Live News

RF2C2HHY0–Arrow Going Around Word Tax In Tax Evasion Concept

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