Frucor today hit back at arguments posed by Inland Revenue that it was guilty of tax avoidance, saying the Commissioner’s argument would lead to “a straightjacket of orthodoxy” for multinational companies operating in New Zealand.
The case, in its second day at the Court of Appeal,
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