Sometimes I wonder why I allow comments on this blog: so many commentators promote abusive ideas or simply seek to abuse the hassle quite often
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HMRC needs 5,000 more accountants
A commentator on the blog this morning said, in response to a piece on country-by-country reporting: Could you outline how you expect the information to
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Bets against pound reach record
FT Alphaville » Bets against pound reach record. Speculators raised their bets against sterling to record levels after the recent UK general election, as worries
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The IASB needs to embrace country-by-country reporting
I’m in Oslo this morning to talk about the International Accounting Standards Board proposals for accounting for the extractive industries, and those relating to the
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Cuts! Cuts! Cuts!
As the latest wave of economic insanity created by right-wing economists creates a mania for cuts and the creation of unemployment in the UK and
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The Foundations of Tax Justice
Introduction I am often asked what I mean by "’tax justice’. As a result, and as a contribution to the Briefing Sheet series I am
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Hong Kong requires country-by-country reporting for extractive sector companies
The Hong Kong stock exchange has changed its listing rules for extractive sector companies. The new rules say: 18.05 (6) if relevant and material to
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Why the UK can’t look for export led growth
FT.com / Europe – Berlin prepares for €10bn yearly cuts. From the FT: The German government is to begin a drastic budget austerity programme next
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A country-by-country reporting agenda for Vince
The Telegraph reported last weekend that “Vince Cable, the new Business Secretary, has placed tackling tax avoidance by businesses at the top of his list
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