Polly Toynbee is on form this morning (and I’m not referring to the but about me): At the heart of almost every tax-avoiding scheme is one
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Why do we treat top bankers as useful members of society?
From the FT’s email alerts this morning: HSBC is expected to pay $1.9bn and enter a deferred-prosecution agreement to settle accusations it allowed itself to
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A tax avoidance Q & A
Late last week the Independent newspaper asked me and some others a series of questions on tax as the basis of an article published this weekend. However,
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Microsoft’s tax avoidance represents 3.5% of the world aid budget
Microsoft’s tax avoidance by use of now familiar sales operations in places like Ireland, Puerto Rico and Singapore saves them $4.68 billion in tax a year. The
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Microsoft’s tax avoidance – $4.6 billion, worldwide
I have already written twice about Microsoft and it’s tax avoidance, one noting the press reaction to this issue, and the second suggesting that the Mail had over-egged
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Microsoft’s potential tax avoidance – a more realistic estimate
As I have noted earlier today, the Mail put out an estimate of £159 million of tax avoided by Microsoft in the UK today. In
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Microsoft – looking like it’s in the upper echelons of the tax avoiders
On Saturday afternoon I posted two tweets: I did so because it seemed odd that no one had looked at Microsoft since I helped Glenn
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TJN demands change to the international tax system – and the OECD is beginning to see the writing on the wall
Today’s Observer newspaper in Britain carries an article about TJN’s new report on taxing transnational companies, in which Professor Sol Picciotto makes the case for shifting to unitary taxation with profits
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