Long standing tax commentator and adviser Robert Maas has written the first part of what he suggests might be a two part review of my book ‘Over here and under taxed‘. Now Maas and I are unlikely to agree: when he writes the following it is unlikely we have common ground: I have written elsewhere about
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I just noticed that ‘Over here and under taxed’ has the following rankings on Amazon right now: Yes, I know all the Amazon issues – but it does mildly amuse me that an e-book that criticises Amazon is doing so well in their charts. You can get it elsewhere too.
For those wanting to understand this Thursday’s PAC hearing with Google might I suggest reading ‘Over here and under taxed’? Available here.
I’ve been suggesting Easter reading; here’s my latest suggestion: That, of course, is my ebook that focuses on the story of Google, Amazon and Starbucks and most especially on what can be done about international tax avoidance. You can get it from any of these links.
For those wondering what they’d wish for in the budget might I recommend Chapter 8 of ‘Over here and under-taxed‘ which offers a whole raft of tax reforms for the corporate sector. Available from your ‘favourite’ ebook supplier, or here. For more radical income tax and benefits reform suggestions you’ll have to wait until next
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I have been arguing for country-by-country reporting for a decade. This is what I had to say about it in my ebook ‘Over here and under-taxed‘: One reason why tax avoidance by multinational corporations has gone on for so long is that they have been able to conceal it. Multinationals often hide what they’re doing (as
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I have to admit to amusement that Richard, Nick and I take the top slots.
My new ebook ‘Over here and under-taxed‘ is published this morning. Links you can get it from are here. It won’t cost you much. The book is 30,000 or so words. I was asked to write an analysis of the Google, Amazon and Starbucks story, and that in part is what I’ve done. However, be warned, this
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George Osborne has said he wants to end multinational company tax avoidance. He was explicit: he's tackling the likes of Google, Amazon and Starbucks. He needs to read chapter 8 of 'Over here and under-taxed' – my new e book, out on Monday.
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