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Generous tax clawback for Shell a ‘folly’

AS reported in the Irish Examiner, senior Shell executives believe there could be ‘20 Corrib gas fields’ in Irish coastal waters.

Mon, 10 Jan, 2011 - 00:00

This is according to the latest Wikileaks concerning Ireland.

This proves the folly of allowing Shell to claim back any tax paid to offset drilling costs.

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