It’s forecast we’ll get a 7% stamp duty on properties costing more than £2 million today. The problem with that is it perpetuates a bad
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Today’s budget broadcasting schedule
It’s going to be a busy day. I was to be on Sky at 10.20 – that’s now uncertain due to the situation in France.
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Removing higher rate tax reliefs for those earning over £150,000 is not a tycoon tax
As the Guardian notes in its budget speculation this morning: Soaking the rich? Osborne’s expected to announce a new tax raid on the wealthy, perhaps by limiting how
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Registration available for 2012 AABA/TJN Research Workshop
As announced earlier, the 2012 research workshop co-organised by the Association for Accountancy & Business Affairs and theTax Justice Network, will explore connections between tax avoidance, corruption and
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Let’s say it now – general anti-avoidance rules increase certainty and are good for honest business
I note that big business is already seeking to water down Graham Aaranson’s already wholly ineffective proposal for a general anti-avoidance rule. Finance Director reports: Chris Sanger, global
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94,000 properties. How many prosecutions for the crimes they hide?
George Osborne has said he’s going to stop stamp duty avoidance though the use of offshore limited companies tomorrow. And so he should. According to some reports The
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Let’s not do personal or rude. Let’s stick to the facts. Cameron’s a charlatan.
This is just too good not to quote, by Aditya Chakrabortty in the Guardian: Einstein defined insanity as “doing the same thing over and over again
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Just how easy it will be to avoid the Swiss tax withholding under the new UK – Swiss tax deal
I’ve just been sent a note on how easy it would be to avoid the new UK – Swiss tax deal and declare nothing to the UK
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