Local authority pension funds have urged Britain’s biggest businesses to improve their tax transparency, after it emerged that few have complied with new reporting requirements.
The Local Authority Pension Fund Forum (LAPFF), which represents 72 sector funds with combined assets of £200bn, expressed disappointment that just 17 of the FTSE top 50 firms have so far sought to comply with a new UK requirement to publish an annual tax strategy.
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