Starbucks will, whether they like it or not, remain at the centre of debate on tax avoidance in the UK unless they take steps to
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Jon Cruddas MP asked me recently to write about what I thought One Nation taxation might look like. The resulting article is on Labour List,
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From the Evening Standard, today:

A rumour reaches me (let’s say no more) that missives are heading towards Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Man and British Overseas Territories like Cayman, the British Virgin Islands and Gibraltar saying
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From today’s FT: Now is the time to deliver.

I liked Simon Hoggart’s commentary on yesterday’s hearing of Starbucks, Google and Amazon before the Parliamentary Accounts Committee. He said: It was one of the great committee disasters, like
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It is rare that US companies are ever held to account by their shareholders: US law does not encourage it. It is rarer still that
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HMRC’s beginning an ad campaign to close the tax gap. I gather it will look like this: Is that really the best they can do.
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So, what do we want to know this afternoon in the Parlimanetary Accounts Committee hearing fro Google, Starbucks and Amazon. There are slight variations for
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