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The report studies how two types of international business - publicly held and privately owned - can use onshore low-tax regimes in parallel with offshore jurisdictions to make up highly tax-efficient corporate structures.

Case Studies

Alpha-Pharma (not its real name) was formed by the merger of two large pharmaceutical multinationals and we don't think it is very tax-efficient. Maybe that's because they haven't had time to sort things out after the merger - but we offer some other possible explanations.

Tronomark (not its real name) was started by Sir Michael Thornton in a garage in 1967 - now it has a turnover of £300m, and it hardly pays any tax. How is it done? It's just the difference between a public company which dare not put a hair out of line, and a private company, which can perfectly legally play the options to maximise after-tax earnings.

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