M&S accused of using Irish arm to avoid UK taxes

Marks & Spencer has come under fire for its tax practices following reports it uses an Irish subsidiary to bill European sales.

Marks & Spencer has come under fire for its tax practices following reports it uses an Irish subsidiary to bill European sales.

The British retailer is the latest in a string of UK companies to face the heat from tax campaigners over the way it structures its online sales to Europe.

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