Outrage as AA's owner Acromas pays just 2.7% in corporation tax on profits

After Google, Starbucks and Amazon, Acromas is the latest big company to come under attack Private equity firms looking to make millions of pounds from selling the AA breakdown service have come under attack for the tiny amount of corporation tax its holding company has paid. Unions and MPs have rounded on the owners of the AA's holding company, Acromas, which also houses Saga financial products, for paying tax of 2.7% on profits since its creation in 2007. The company's accounts show that it pa...