I am on my way to Brussels this morning to talk about ten year of tax justice to the European Socialist group in the parliament.
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Larry Elliott argues this morning: Financial markets have become stimulus junkies. They crave their next fix of quantitative easing and when they don’t get it they turn
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Prem Sikka has an excellent article in the Guardian in which he argues: The long-awaited report by the Competition Commission on the UK auditing market is a disappointment.
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People keep asking me why the government’s proposed General Anti-Abuse Rule won’t beat tax avoidance. I explained this relatively briefly in a submission to the House of Lords in January,
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A little late, from the FT last week, but wholly relevant whenever reported: Russia’s central bank governor has lifted the lid on $49bn in illegal capital flight
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The Jersey Evening Post has given us one of the clearest insights we could ask for on the role of KPMG in perpetuating tax haven
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The UK has lost it's first AAA rating. The others will surely follow. So what you say? First, it was a Tory sniffs to commitment
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I have commented on the surprising choice of names of those making settlement with HMRC, published yesterday. Ivan Horrocks of the Open University, a regular
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The FT reports this morning: Two businessmen were jailed on Wednesday after pleading guilty to lying about cash they hid outside the UK, in the
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