Our Tax Strategy
RECKITT'S RESPONSIBLE APPROACH TO TAX
Tax regulation around the world is increasingly complex. It’s therefore important that business supports efforts to increase trust and understanding of the tax system. In the UK, all large companies are required to publish their Tax Strategies annually.
We are fully aligned with His Majesty’s Revenue & Customs’ (HMRC) goal of improving tax transparency and follow a clearly defined and rigorously monitored Tax Policy, the principles of which are outlined in our Tax Strategy Report here.
Reckitt by numbers
We operate in over 60 countries across six continents, and our products are sold in nearly every country in the world.
- 37,000Employees
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- 60 >Markets
across six continents
- £14.2bnGroup net revenue
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- £885mUK net revenue
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- 34.9%Revenue
from more sustainable products
- 69%Absolute reduction
in greenhouse gas emissions from operations since 2015
Tax Paid
In the year ended 31 December 2024, the Group paid £700m in corporate income tax worldwide.
In addition to taxes generated, Reckitt also contributes to the economy. We create employment, develop workforce skills, make capital investments, purchase goods and services – from local suppliers where possible – and make direct social impact investments.
Report Archive
2024 EU Country by Country Report: Table 2 and Table 3
Raportul public UE pentru fiecare țără în parte - EU Country by Country Report – Romanian Translation
2024 tax strategy
2023 tax strategy
2022 tax strategy
2021 tax strategy
2020 tax strategy
2019 tax strategy
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