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Formula 1 pays just £7m in tax despite having underlying profits of £350 million
Formula 1 paid just £6.9 million in tax last year despite having underlying profits of £350 million on turnover of £1.4 billion. The revenues are booked at UK companies – based at F1’s headquarters opposite Hyde Park in Central London – which have huge loans from offshore businesses. The loans…
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