Profit-shifting problem is going to get a lot worse: Moutter
Spark boss says"tax dodging," "weightless" companies stripping wealth from New Zealand. With special feature audio.
Prime Minister John Key says his government is in no hurry to crack down on profit-shifting by companies like Google and Facebook – and that officials tell him there is no missing pot of gold to found.
Spark boss Simon Moutter disagrees. He says. companies like Google are denying New Zealand
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Profit-shifting problem is going to get a lot worse: Moutter
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