As FinFacts has reported in Ireland: The Obama Administration has proposed a minimum tax on profits of US companies in foreign jurisdictions that if implemented
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The power of retrospect does not diminish the relevance of the message
The Washington Post published what I thought a very wise op-ed a couple of days ago. It was only when I was well into it
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Let’s face the reality that without real change in policy the deficit will not go away
This is another graph based on budget data from a period of more than a decade, all sourced from HM Treasury. It shows current government income compared
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Land value taxation is part of the future of British taxation
From Samuel Brittan in the FT this morning: “Roads are made, streets are made . . electric light turns night into day. . . To
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Swiss banks under pressure as the money begins to leave
Swissinfo has reported: The private Sarasin bank says clients withdrew SFr2.4 billion ($2.6 billion) in the second half of 2011. Its report on its annual
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People don’t riot in February in the northern hemisphere
As the FT has noted this morning: Greece must carry out no fewer than 38 measures by the end of this month whose combined effect
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Transparency International, big oil and country-by-country reporting
Transparency International had this letter in the FT today: The position expressed by the large oil companies (“Shell joins push to dilute EU’s proposed anti-corruption
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The February Taxcast from the Tax Justice Network
The latest Swiss clean up is just another ruse to maintain banking secrecy to let Swiss banks support crime
The Swiss announced measures to maintain banking secrecy, clean up their tax haven yesterday. One of the amusing ones was a suggestion that Swiss banks
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