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17 Jan 2006
The UK's tough stance on anti-avoidance may drive some of the country's largest companies overseas, according to reports.
At least one FTSE100 company is understood to be investigating a move away from the UK in response to the crackdown on once-accepted business practices.
Guy Brannan, head of tax at City law firm Linklaters, told The Times that the relocation plans of a number of companies were at a 'pretty advanced stage'.
Others are so angry with the move that they are refusing to cooperate with HM Revenue & Customs' attempts to understand tax planning.
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