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Even the Bank for International Settlements is now calling for country-by-country reporting

Posted on April 19 2013

There’s an interesting new paper from the Bank for International Settlements out this month, authored by Claudio Borio. Entitled ‘The Great Financial Crisis: setting priorities for new statistics’ the abstract
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Nick Robinson and Jersey Finance

Posted on April 19 2013

I have just noted this:   As I say, I’ve just noted it.

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Heard that countries should “compete” on tax? Wrong. The mythbuster series continues

Posted on April 19 2013

The New Economics Foundation / Tax Justice Network mythbusters series has continued with the next one being featured in an article on tax competition in The
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All money is a confidence trick

Posted on April 19 2013

A commentator on this blog said this morning: I don’t know a lot about banking, but I do know that banks can’t simply magic money
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Labour welcomes the GAAR – but says it has to be reviewed in two years because there are so many flaws within it

Posted on April 19 2013

There was a lengthy debate on the General Anti-Abuse Rule in the House of Commons on Wednesday. I’m grateful to Michael Meacher MP, Kelvin Hopkins MP and Caroline Lucas MP
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The world’s opinion on tax havens has changed, and the Economist has been the barometer of that change

Posted on April 19 2013

It’s not so long ago that the Economist was a died in the wool believer in tax havens. As a bastion of free market thinking
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Neither a divine revelation or a small miracle

Posted on April 19 2013

From the FT: The Church of England has vowed to vote against outsized bonuses and short-term incentives as it tries to revive the spirit of last
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Is Windows 8 just cumber?

Posted on April 19 2013

The FT has reported this morning that: Microsoft has given the strongest signal to date of a change of heart over its new Windows 8 operating
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Is asking whether austerity works the most ridiculous question of the day?

Posted on April 19 2013

As the FT notes this morning: Mr Osborne’s austerity programme, which now extends until 2018, has put him in the front line of a global
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