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There was an almost amusing artcile in the Irish Times this week on Bono, as seen through the eyes of the charity he founded –
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Some MPs get precisely what is required to beat tax cheats. This letter was in the Guardian this morning: Tax cheating by Jimmy Carr, Gary Barlow and Chris Hoy must
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The FT’s reported on yesterday’s Parliamentary Accounts Committee hearing on HMRC’s handling of tax cases, noting: More than 4,000 companies are currently under investigation by
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It’s only a month ago that the UK government sent a report to parliament saying very specifically that my work on the tax gap was
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Not by me this time, but by Paul Krugman and Richard Layard in the FT. Get behind the firewall (it’s possible – there is a
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Full marks to Andy Wightman who has posted this on his blog: This evening I submitted the following report to the Tower Hamlets Division of
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Sark has a special case in the history of tax haven abuse – once being well known for what was called ‘the Sark lark”. It was rumoured
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I love this: You can get your own Tax Justice bus here. And as Christian Aid says of its campaign: Our tax justice campaign has
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