I do like this, from Olivier Blanchard and David Leigh at the IMF in a new working paper: This paper investigates the relation between growth
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Over here and undertaxed: the story of Google, Amazon and Starbucks. My new book, out 10 February
I am this morning putting the finishing touches to my new book, written over Christmas. This is the cover: The book will be published on 10 February by
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Keynes, on full employment, as relevant today as in 1929
The following quote was drawn to my attention this morning. It’s by Keynes and is from a pamphlet written to support Lloyd George in the 1929
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Who’s to blame for the myth that companies must avoid tax? Let’s start with economists
I’ve noted this morning that far from there being a legal obligation on companies to avoid tax, this action is probably contrary to the law (as well,
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Companies do not have a legal duty to maximise profit or to avoid tax
I had a conversation at a party on Saturday with a person of my occasional acquaintance, who admits to being a reader of this blog. He repeated to me the often
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It’s time to sit back and wait for the next banking failure as the regulators fail us, again
There can be few in the 99% who can take cheer from this news, in the FT this morning: International banks received a new year
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It’s time for Cameron to take on the UK’s tax havens but will he when that’s where his father made his wealth?
I’ve just noticed yesterday’s editorial in the Independent. Building on David Cameron’s comments on tax avoidance and the successful proseuction of a Swiss bank for
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What David Cameron has to do to tackle corporate tax avoidance: a 15 point action plan
I have just noted what David Cameron had to say yesterday on tax avoidance by multinational companies. I’m delighted he has said he will tackle
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What Cameron said on tax avoidance, for the record, and so we can hold him to it
What David Cameron had to say on tax avoidance yesterday was important. That’s not because I believe he means it. And it’s not because I
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