The Guardian has begun a major series today exploring the secretive world of what it still calls offshore. A decade ago there was almost no
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As the Guardian notes this morning, the British Virgin Islands are a land of sand, sea and secrecy. That’s because the microstate is now the world’s biggest
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This is from 2009, but as important today as it was then: Ivan Pictet, president of the Geneva Financial Centre, has been actively promoting bank
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Offshore corruption exists. The veil of secrecy that it provides – that lead to me describing these places as secrecy jurisdictions – is designed to hide abuse, whether of
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Ed Balls has written in the Huffington Post that we need action on tax reform ion five areas: We need action in five areas: 1.
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The usually reliable Swissinfo reports: Most Swiss newspapers have given the last rites to the withholding tax model, following the “no” from the German upper
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The following article has just been published on the website of International Tax Review. The implication is unambiguous as far as I see it. Using
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In November’s Tax Justice Network Taxcast: is it the beginning of the end of tax avoidance for multi-national corporations? Some countries fight back. And the Finance
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Jersey has published a statement on External Relations this morning. Whilst its near neighbour Guernsey begins to realise just how fragile its economy (like Jersey’s) is Jersey does instead
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