We’re too lax on tax

With huge profits flowing out of this country into a Dutch account, Netflix is just another corporation that exploits our tax laws (Mirror, June 21).

And to make matters worse they claim tax relief on it. Why can’t these unjust tax laws be revoked?

The Government targets those on benefits while turning a blind eye to corporations and the rich who continually avoid paying their share.

Time for a fresh government who will do something about tax avoidance. Brian Scully, Wigan Gtr Manchester

I find it embarrassing to listen to British ex-footballers turned pundits – Gary Lineker excluded – when they misuse English. For example, how often are the phrases “them players” or “they was” or “we wasn’t” used?

They should listen to foreign players speaking English. Cesc Fabregas is a good example – he is so articulate. R Howells Cinderford, Glos

It infuriates me that the most despised MP in the history of British politics, namely Iain Duncan Smith, now sees himself as some sort of celebrity.

He attacked the disabled and is abhorred for sending families into poverty. To now see him regularly smirking on TV makes me cringe. Alex Hough Biggleswade, Beds