Simon Caulkin was in great form in the Observer this weekend: Ever in thrall to economics, today’s management has faithfully reflected this deluded rationality. Managers
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£60 billion
The FT notes: Alistair Darling has decided to concede for the first time that the government will not recoup the full costs of its banking
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Does it really have to be this hard to go green?
My Green New Deal colleague Jeremy Leggett has a comment in the Guardian on the absurdity of the government’s green policy: The solar photovoltaics industry
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The Turks & Caicos can’t survive without tax abuse
It’s been reported in the Turks & Caicos Islands (TCI) that: Pressure from overseas for tax havens to end their culture of secrecy could snuff
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Google’s tax
During the last week I was asked by the Sunday Times to look at a series of documents they supplied to me, including the Google
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Chicken a la Carte
As only one reader of this blog knows, I had reason to yesterday say that I was aware of the good fortune that there is
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A question for accountants
Did Bermuda change in 8 years when no pressure was brought to bear on them? No. Will accountants change because I’m nice to them? No.
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More on India
From the Telegraph of India: If the BJP is voted to power, it could come out with an amnesty scheme to force tax dodgers to
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When 0.43% is 66% of legitimacy
Dow Jones has reported: The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said Friday Bermuda has signed new tax information exchange agreements with eight national tax
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