The UK economic-impact report separates the company’s own corporation tax from employee taxes and estimated taxes supported through its supply chain and wider economic activity. Those wider totals are not corporation tax paid by BAE Systems. [2][1][4]
Headquarters, incorporation and tax residence describe different things. A headquarters address does not tell you where all of a company’s tax is paid.
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The latest verified UK cash figure is an approximate 2024 amount from the company-published economic-impact report. The newer 2025 period remains a separately labelled research gap.
United Kingdom2025
UK corporation tax paid · newer period
Not yet verifiedCash payment
BAE Systems group · UK Period ending 31 Dec 2025
An equivalent 2025 UK cash figure has not yet been verified. The 2025 tax strategy sets out governance principles; it does not provide a replacement amount. [5][1]
United Kingdom2024
UK corporation tax paid
Nearly £130mCash payment
BAE Systems · UK operations Period ending 31 Dec 2024
The company-published Oxford Economics report says the company paid nearly £130m in UK corporation tax in 2024. Retains the report’s approximation and original year; excludes supply-chain and induced tax estimates. [2]
These figures have different scopes. They should not be added together or used as a like-for-like tax ranking.
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