From Christian Aid:
“Two-thirds (66 per cent) of the CEOs of large UK firms surveyed agreed that ‘multinationals should be required to publish the revenues, profits and taxes paid for each territory where they operate’.
PwC’s research, which involved 1,344 interviews with CEOs in 68 countries, also found that across all the CEOs surveyed, 59 per cent supported the requirement.”
Which has been a core TJN campaign for the last decade or so. We are delighted to have made so much headway. But there’s still a long way to go.
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