Companies House is meant to regulate companies incorporated in the UK. It doesn’t. It is instead the epitome of a UK regulatory failure. Worse than
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As the Guardian notes in an editorial this morning: The offshore industry is marked by the same combination of sleepy watchdogs who have rings run
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Fiona McTaggart MP said in a debate on Google’s tax affairs on Channel 4 on Tuesday that she expected companies to pay their fair share
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The US has banned BP, temporarily, from bidding for Federal contracts as a result of its “lack of business integrity” following the Gulf of Mexico
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Janet Daly has written this in the Telegraph today: So we were right all along. Or rather, our hero Arthur Laffer was right. Those of
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The Telegraph have run a bizarre story today that restates something so well known it has not been news for a considerable period. They say:
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Across Europe a realisation has dawned in almost every government that the commodity now in shortest supply in almost every economy is tax revenue. From
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As John Kay notes in the FT this morning: Many multinational companies that appear to be operating successfully in Britain pay little or no corporation tax in
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The International Centre for Tax and Development  at the Institute for Development Studies at the University of Sussex has put out this call for research proposals. I would strongly recommend it
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