Senator Carl Levin introduced the “Stop Tax Haven Abuse Act” today in the US Senate, taking aim at offshore tax haven abuses which costs the
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Yesterday we published a blog entitled “Murdoch: when it comes to taxes, instead of rendering unto Caesar, Murdoch has Caesar rendering unto him.” It was
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David Gauke MP, the Tory Exchequer Secretary, and a man for whom I have little regard (a feeling which I know is reciprocated) was speaking at the Oxford
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As the GMB reported yesterday: Almost half of Southern Cross care homes are owned by companies based outside the UK, including hundreds registered in tax
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Sometimes the glaringly obvious needs to be said. Euro  leaders have now conceded that Greece will, almost inevitably, default on its debt obligations. There is
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As the FT notes: Europe’s debt crisis escalated on Monday as Italy and Spain saw their borrowing costs soar by record amounts, hitting bank shares
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The News International debacle has much to say about corporate responsibility in the UK or the lack of it. Faith in major corporations was already
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I have not given fair publicity to a new report from Fair Pensions, Action Aid and others on the fact that tax avoidance creates reputational
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I’ve just blogged about the Isle of Man renegotiating (again) it’s VAT agreement with the UK – for the second time in less than two
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