Dec 242009
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And thanks for your interest, support and constructive disagreement in 2009
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Feliz Navidad Mr. Murphy!
Merry Christmas.
You’ve had a very busy year.
happy xmas and new year to you also,keep up the good work
Happy New year Richard, 2010 will be a good year for tax campaigners!!!
Thats okay Richard but you know you are always welcome to come over to Jersey and see for yourself how well regulated we are, how we take money laundering / tax evasion seriously and how we help the UK economy as proven in the Foot Report.
It would be nice to read some factual reality on this blog in 2010 about Jersey but I won’t hold my breath because you and John have a personal vendetta against the Island.
Matt
I intend to be in Jersey in 2010
Whenever John or I come though no one from finance will debate with us
Why not?
We have no vendetta. Just reasoned, substantiated argument. Why can no one from Jersey defend themselves against our arguments?
Richard
Hi Richard,
I would imagine it is because of your stance on legal tax avoidance and even I would say a debate with you 2 on this subject will get nowhere.
The TJN are sort of regarded as a “Bark with No Bite” organisation in Jersey now and thats from the back of so many good reports from better known organisatons. So your organisation is sort of being looked at in comparision to others and because so, it is being more readily dismissed.