The Jersey Evening Post has reported that two hospitals on Jersey are to be sold for development. The States is facing a deficit of around
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Dennis Howlett has followed up my blog on tax investigations with some more sound advice. I have to reiterate his first point. Avoiding investigation altogether
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AccountingWEB has been a having a discussion of tax investigations. This is topical. The UK’s ‘tax amnesty’ will give rise to a fair number, either
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The EU has, as reported on this blog, been considering plans to amend the EU Savings Directive. These plans are, of course, exploratory at this
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Dual contracts were often used by the City for their non-UK domiciled individuals. These people had two contracts issued to them: one in the UK
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There’s no doubt John McDonnell does understand the seriousness of tax avoidance. When asked in the Independent what he’d do if he became leader of
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Accountancy Age report that UK accountants PKF have seen evidence that the banks who have made disclosure of offshore bank accounts held by UK resident
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I’ve been musing some more on the CBI’s ministrations on tax. I have a database on UK company performance. I prepared it when researching ‘Mind
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I’ve blogged on this issue before. And I’ll say it again. The rules for appointing the next President of the World Bank (and IMF come
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