User:Financefactz

This user has created 50+ articles on Wikipedia.

15,000+This user has made more than 15,000 contributions to Wikipedia.

This user is Irish and
lives in Ireland.

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This user has been on Wikipedia for 5 years, 3 months and 17 days.

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Links

Link to my Wikimedia commons account

Google Books citation generator

List of Captured Pages

Most of the below are captured pages of Britishfinance and his cronies

• Leprechaun economics
• Feargal O'Rourke
• Base erosion and profit shifting
• Corporate haven
• Double Irish arrangement
• Ireland as a tax haven
• Put on the green jersey - now reviewed and somewhat cleansed of overt bias and overlinking, there is still quite a bit of work to be done on it though
• Tax haven
• Modified gross national income
• Corporation tax in the Republic of Ireland
• Institute of International and European Affairs - working on fixing this relatively small article on a well known think-tank/lobby group
• Ireland v Commission (formerly EU illegal State aid case against Apple in Ireland)
• International Financial Services Centre
• Corporate haven - 5 separate photos included of Irish politicians disliked by the editor.

The below page is a captured page by separate parties...

• Nelson's Pillar

BF trademarks

• Large amounts of material in "quotation marks"
• Large amounts of linking several times to the one article via links hidden behind pipes
• Large amounts of notes
• Large amounts of citations with material which doesn't relate to the page or article itself
• Excessive detail and listing on niche issues
• Moving the subject matter of articles away from the subject and towards, taxation, Ireland and particularly Irish politicians