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Liechtenstien: tax evasion is like a motoring offence
The ambassador of Liechtenstein in Germany, Prinz von und zu Liechtenstein has been quoted in Der Speigel in German saying that tax evasion isn’t legal
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Liechtenstein: The Big 4 are there and are ashamed to admit it
Liechtenstein is tiny: it is 15 miles long, has a population of under 35,000 and one main town. It’s existence is effectively the consequence of
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Liechtenstein: Why it was ethical for Geremany to pay for data to break its banking secrecy
I suggested yesterday that I would have to blog on the ethics of Germany buying data from an informer to enable them to break open
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Northern Rock: Why am I so generous?
I suggested the shareholders of Northern Rock might be given 5p a share compensation this morning. They apparently think they deserve £4. I note Martin
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Northern Rock: Many to blame, but the director’s most of all
So Northern Rock is to be nationalised. I’ve been saying this is the only solution for as long as Vince Cable has. It was obvious
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Holding back the banks
Prem Sikka has been writing on the Guardian blog. In a feature with the above title he says: In the UK, successive governments have shown
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Liechtenstein: rotten to the core
I wasn’t here to blog on Friday as the full extent of the disclosures on tax fraud in Liechtenstein began to emerge. The Tax Justice
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Counter-intuitive form
Robert Peston wrote this in the Guardian yesterday: True to its counter-intuitive form, this government has eschewed a progressive remedy: a flat £30,000 tax is
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