Hello Jack,
The United States of America is in fact a Crown colony of the city of London,
that is the city of London Crown. Australia is also registered as a company in
the United States of America and that is why when shortly after world War two
was over, Australia changed its currency from sterling to dollars. – Chris.
From: patriots-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:patriots-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Jack Lewis
Sent: 21 December 2015 17:40
To: Patriots <patriots@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [patriots] Re: Cadbury
If the UK is a corporation registered in the USA why should anyone pay them
money? What other company do you know who demands money from you or any other
company unless they have entered into a contract to buy or supply a service?
Jack
On 21/12/2015 16:46, Vivienne Pimm wrote:
: Cadbury
Its time to boycott Cadbury until they pay their taxes in Britain
Cadbury hasn't paid any UK corporation tax for five years.
Let's commit to going Cadbury-free for Christmas until it starts paying its
taxes!
Sign the petition
Marilyn,
Cadbury hasn't paid any corporation tax in the UK for five years.
The company made £96.5m in profit last year -- but, thanks to a sneaky
"tax-efficient structure", it hasn't paid a bean in corporation tax since it
was taken over by US food giant Mondelez five years ago.
The Cadbury family built the company on an ethos of social responsibility
and pioneered workers' rights. Now, Mondelez has turned the company into
just another tax-dodging company.
But we can change that. British people buy more chocolate at Christmas time
than at any other time of year. If enough of us pledge to have a
Cadbury-free Christmas, we can hit the company's bottom line and get it to
start paying the taxes it owes to society.
Cadbury: I'm going Cadbury-free for Christmas until you pay your taxes!
When the Cadbury family built a new factory to grow their chocolate business
in the 1870s, they decided to improve their workers' lives and living
conditions at the same time. They built a model village that gave workers
and their families access to everything from good, affordable houses with
large gardens to night classes and swimming pools.
But the Cadbury commitment to social responsibility is well and truly a
thing of the past. US food giant Mondelez (formerly Kraft) obliterated what
remained of Cadbury's original values when it took over the company, sacking
hundreds of workers and setting up a dodgy tax avoiding scheme involving
Channel Islands bonds so it could get out of paying the taxes it owes to
society.
While Mondelez rakes in the profits, ordinary British people have to watch
our public services being decimated in the name of austerity by our
apparently cash-strapped government.
SumOfUs members like you have fought hard to stop corporate tax dodging.
Over 60,000 SumOfUs members have called out HSBC for helping Britain's
richest evade tax on an unprecedented scale, and together, we’re pursuing a
groundbreaking case to prosecute the big bank for its tax evasion. For this
we made front page news in the UK.
Now, we’ve got to keep up the pressure on Cadbury so it pays its fair share.
Let’s tell Cadbury we’re going Cadbury-free for Christmas until it pays its
taxes.
Thanks for all that you do,
Martin, Kat, Hanna, Fatah, and the rest of the team at SumOfUs
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More information:
Cadbury owner paid no UK corporation tax last year, The Guardian, 6 December
2015
Cadbury owner Mondelez International ‘paid no UK tax’ for five years since
£11.5bn takeover in 2010, The Independent, 6 December 2015
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