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As the Guardian has reported: Thousands of jobseekers have been referred to a mandatory work scheme that has done nothing for their employment chances, has
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I am in Helsinki to discuss international tax – and the struggle to ensure that taxable profits are allocated to some of the poorer countries
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China, India, Brazil, Nigeria and now South Africa at the TJN transfer pricing conference in Helsinki all have the same things to say. First, the
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The Rev Will Morris is a vicar at St Martin’s in the Fields, London. He’s also a tax lawyer with GE Capital – who notoriously
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I’ve just had a conversation with Prof Mike McIntyre of Wayne State University in the USA. He’s at the TJN transfer pricing conference in Helsinki.
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A representative of China’s tax authority spoke at TJN’s transfer pricing conference in Helsinki today. We’ve often said, quoting the OECD, that at least 60%
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Martin Wolf is on form in the FT this morning, with his arguments on the Eurocrisis as pertinent as ever. as the email summary of
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The UK government’s consultation on a general anti-avoidance rule was launched yesterday. Let me be clear: I want a general anti-avoidance rule. Even better, I
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I think Seamus Milne hit the nail on the head this morning when saying in the Guardian: Of course, the British press has long been
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