@novosocial: Last year, Starbucks UK paid £0.00 in corporation tax, despite making £500 million in sales. This was due, in part, to an arrangement where payment of royalties to its global parent corporation means it makes a loss, which minimises or exempts it from corporation tax. For the year, Starbucks reported a pre-tax loss of £35.2 million, linked to royalty payments, operational costs and a cost of living crisis linked to subdued consumer spending. What do you think? To learn more about challenges to this kind of framework: @equalitytrust Filmed by Khaled for NOVO Disclaimer: This is an original NOVO production, all rights reserved. Captions may be inaccurate.