Will Morris has devoted his career to tax policy and is involved in a number of organisations including GE, the OECD, the American Chamber of Commerce, the EU and the Confederation of British Industry (CBI). Here he talks to Sophie Ashley about how tax policy is affecting tax systems around the world and the difficulties involved in balancing a number of roles while managing internal tax policy for a large multinational company.
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