Dennis Howlett has written some very confused articles on tax evasion over the last few days: so confused that I am not sure where Dennis
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There has been much comment on the size of the fines given by the Financial Services Authority to Warren Buffet’s company General Reinsurance. Most only
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The cash accounting debate appears to have developed a life of its own. I admit I was surprised when Mike Truman of Taxation magazine joined
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Friday’s news that the European Court of Justice has ruled that alcohol and cigarettes bought from other EU countries can only be exempt from domestic
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No, we’re not talking New Jersey here. We’re talking Jersey, Channel Islands. That place of which its First Minister, Frank Walker is prone to say
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PWC were kind enough to send me (and no doubt thousands of others) a mail yesterday on tax strategy. Since it was clearly marketing blurb
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Nichola Ross-Martin, editor of AccountingWEB has written a tetchy response to an observation I made on that web site in which I criticised her call
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In my last blog on this issue I asked for readily available and therefore non-burdensome data on ownership and management to be included in small
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Rumour reached me that Ernst & Young are making 15 VAT staff, including two partners, redundant. Word on the street is that clients do not
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