There’s much talk about Barclay’s being able to reduce its tax bill if it moves its head office to the Netherlands as a result of
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The budget – a reflection
It’s always good to reflect on things overnight. I have thought on the budget. My feelings are: 1) Terribly weak on the environment and all
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How come this is possible but action on CD abuse is not?
There’s an interesting and enigmatic note on page 223 of the budget report. It says with regard to excise duties: Small consignment reliefA.124 A measure
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The Budget – now I’ve seen the figures
My immediate instinct on hearing the budget was that it was a clever tax raising exercise. A review of the Budget publications proves I am
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The budget, domicile, offshore and tax havens
The budget – first reactions
One advantage of being of a certain age (and I happened to hit 49 today) is that you can recall a fair number of budgets.
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Blair denies the truth on tax
Listening to Prime Minister’s Question Time prior to Gordon Brown’s Budget speech I heard Ming Campbell, leader of the Liberal Democrats aim a first rate
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World Bank agrees to tackle the ‘supply side’ of corruption
Reuters has reported on the resolution of the tussle about bribery and corruption at the top of the World Bank. Put simply (and in this
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The Guernsey and jersey CD racket can only be a sham
The BBC reported an important development in the CD market yesterday. As they noted: Online music store CD-Wow has been found in contempt of court
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