In December's Taxcast from the Tax Justice Network:
- Banks - too big to fail and now too big to prosecute?
- Thanks but no thanks to Starbucks cynical offer to pay some corporation tax after all, and
- A new system rating corporate tax responsibility for consumers that will be out in 2013.
- Plus - how we can reform our tax system to stop abuse.
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Radical new ideas often go through several phases.1 It’s a silly idea. 2. Well, yes but it’s not important. 3. Actually, we knew it all the time.
In recent months so much has been revealed about tax and financial scandals, that the subject has become mainstream and undeniable.
Much of this, Richard, is due to the hard work and uphill struggle of you and your associates. I. for one, am very grateful. I hope acknowledgment of your efforts becomes more generally recognised and appreciated.
Thanks
Richard
I have been watching the PAC hearing for Google, Amazon and Star*ucks.
What struck me about Google is that in effect they are allowed to treat technological innovation and maintenance, rather than advertising, as their `stock in trade`, and that it is this fundamental mismatch that lies at the heart of their arrangements.
Are you able to comment on this at all? has he accountancy profession’s definition of things like `sit` kept pace with business reality.
regards
Dave
I’m writing a book on it
Out 10 February
It’s why I am only getting Christmas Day afternoon off
Not a shopping list!! but could you cover the Royalty scam? I can see that Royalties can be legitimate but what i can’t see is why the payment is taxable in the country of receipt instead of the country where the brand does the work and the payment is earned.