Richard Murphy on tax, accounting and political economy
The 3,000th post on this blog happened this morning. Roughly 1,000,000 words in 27 months. Has it been worth it? Oh yes. Look at the
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A banker of my acquaintance sent me the following list of challenges for the Banking Code: Banks should be asked to sign up at Board
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I drafted the Tax Justice Network and Association for Accountancy and Business Affairs Code of Conduct on taxation. This is available here. The actual Code
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I’d draw attention to some articles I wrote about Barclays. All suggestion the legal and ethical underpinning that could make a Banking Code on tax
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The Banking Code revives the problem of defining a tax haven. That is a real problem. Defining a secrecy jurisdiction is not problematic. Secrecy jurisdictions
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It’s G20 week. Many hopes have been pinned on it. Many – depressingly- hope it will fail. The braggers will be out i force later
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I refer to you Dennis Howlett’s piece under the above title. I have nothing to add. But let’s be clear – when I accuse my
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