The US Fed has overseen what has been, in effect, the biggest quantitative easing programme the world has ever seen. But that has now ended. And
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The FT had an article yesterday which opened with this comment: It has never been cheaper for the UK to borrow money over the long
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I welcomed HMRC’s adoption of country-by-country reporting yesterday, and am very unlikely to change my mind on that issue. However, Joe Stead of Christian Aid did
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The suggestion, made in the Guardian this morning that Jean-Claude Juncker, the former prime minister and finance minister of Luxembourg and now President of the
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I’ve now read the proposed legislation that will create the Diverted Profits Tax, which is here for those with the willpower to go through it.
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Initial guidance on the new Diverted Profits Tax in the overview of new legislation for the Finance Bill 2015 was not exactly helpful when published this
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The latest Luxleaks revelations on the tax arrangements of Skype show just how far make believe and tax avoidance have coincided, especially, it seems in
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The next batch of leaked tax papers that reveal the extent of ax abuse engineered with the active connivance of the Luxembourg tax authorities has
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This letter was in the Guardian this morning, and I warmly endorse its message: As investigative journalists, we believe in the critical role of the
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