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Source: Virgin Healthcare has won £2 billion in NHS contracts – and paid no tax. WHY? | Vox Political
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This Tender process is ‘not fit for purpose’ and neither are many of the Private companies who win them.
Taking money from the NHS while not providing a First Class service is one of the problems.
While another is that no checks are made on whether those that tender can deliver a good quality service for the price. As it would appear the lowest tenders are accepted, this is not good news.
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Because they can afford tax avoidance schemes through tax lawyers and transfer money offshore and then lend it back to provide investment and jobs …. that’s why
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