As an accounting practitioner I’ve seen a few divorces in my time, and how people prepare for them, consciously or not. They began to steel themselves for
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The defenders of Google, Amazon and most especially Starbucks have been queuing up to defend the companies on various articles on this blog. The argument, at least
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As Will Hutton says in the Observer today: Our fifth-columnist Eurosceptics are happier that the UK corporate tax base is destroyed and the British economy
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It was always pretty absurd that goods were chipped from the UK to the Channel Islands just to be shipped back again, all to avoid
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I gather the question of Starbucks’ franchises was raised on Question Time last night – with the implication that targeting them was to target a tax paying company in
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Vince Cable continues to dither on tax. The Guardian reports this morning that: The chancellor should use his autumn statement next month to “get to
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The FT reports: The UK arm of Ernst & Young and one of its former partners have been accused of misconduct in relation to their
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The FT reports this morning: Taxpayers may never see the return of the £66bn spent on shares in Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group four years ago,
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I note that something called International Adviser reports this morning that: It is time HM Revenue & Customs accept that a general amnesty for tax evaders should
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