The British arm of the social networking giant officially made a loss in Britain in 2012

Facebook was slammed today when it emerged it paid no corporation tax in the UK last year despite raking in an estimated 223million.

Accounts have revealed that the British arm of the social networking giant, Facebook UK, officially made a loss in Britain in 2012.

That meant the company’s tax bill was zero.

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