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  Courtesy Guardian..............
  
  Tax secrecy to be swept away, says David Cameron
  
  PM promises central register to reveal who benefits from 'shadowy' companies
  
  David Cameron said 'shadowy' companies would have to be registered.
  
  Britain is to "sweep away" tax secrecy by introducing a new central register that will ensure all
  
  the true owners of "shadowy" shell companies have to be declared to the tax authorities,
  
  David Cameron has announced.
  
  In one of the biggest steps by Britain to crack down on "aggressive" tax avoidance and money
  
  laundering, the prime minister pledged in a Guardian interview to end the era of "secretive companies
  
  in secretive locations" that cost exchequers around the world billions of pounds in lost revenue.
  
  The prime minister will ask G8 leaders, including Barack Obama and Angela Merkel, to sign up to a
  
  new set of core principles on tax on the second and final day of the summit, which opens in
  
  Northern Ireland on Monday.
  
  Next stop the individuals who are also at it.....................

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