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GE Rips 'Fundamentally Bad' HMRC Tax Fraud Case

By Christopher Crosby · July 10, 2020, 4:58 PM BST

General Electric slammed HM Revenue & Customs in court on Friday over plans to rescind tax breaks after executives allegedly misled HMRC during negotiations connected to a multibillion-dollar loan, saying the...

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