Tax evasion is unethical and can be criminal where a person or entity underpays or avoids paying taxes using illegal methods. Facilitating tax evasion also can be criminal. For example, the U.K. Criminal Finances Act of 2017 imposes criminal liability for corporations who fail to prevent their staff or contractors from facilitating tax evasion in some circumstances.
Our Ethics
Tax Evasion
We have a zero-tolerance policy on tax evasion.
Indivior has a strict zero-tolerance policy on tax fraud, tax evasion, and the facilitation of tax evasion. Any actions that breach the tax laws in any country in which we operate bring harm to Indivior and will not be tolerated.
Indivior will not tolerate, permit, or allow any person associated with it to engage in the facilitation of tax evasion or tax fraud by any of its customers, suppliers, business partners, contractors, or workforce members anywhere in the world.
Seek immediate guidance from your manager if you believe that a workforce member is attempting to commit or support tax fraud or tax evasion. Any suspicious activity also can be reported via CCOTaxhelp@Indivior.com or the Indivior EthicsLine.
