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Proceeding contribution from David Gauke (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Monday, 1 July 2013. It occurred during Debate on bills on Finance Bill.

That is not quite what I said. I said that it would not be sensible for the UK to take unilateral action to change the tax law that applies internationally and that the best approach to dealing with international tax issues is to work multilaterally with other economies to update the tax system. I shall turn to some of the specific elements of new clause 12 in a moment, but I am setting out the framework. It is sensible for us to work with other countries to ensure that the international

tax system does what it needs to, rather than going off on our own and making changes that could damage the UK’s competitiveness. I am sure that no one in this House would want us to do that.

Type
Proceeding contribution
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565 c680 
Session
2013-14
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House of Commons chamber
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