Transfer Pricing Week is not, maybe, everyone's favourite magazine but there's room for most of us in this world, and I just noticed this (and it's a screen shot by the way, deliberately):
So, you can vote for the Tax Justice Network or the Big 4. What's it going to be?
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I won’t vote if I can’t vote for Dud Billwell!
Being new to this (and on a very steep learning curve) I thought Transfer Pricing Weekly was a spoof by Richard! I now realise it exists! I am beginning to realise that the financial world has so many nooks and crannies that a meaningful overview (or what Wittgenstein called a ‘perspicuous representation’) seems nigh impossible.
“They” the financial world don’t want you to spend time exploring the nooks and crannies. A number of stones have been lifted in recent years and something always seems to crawl out from underneath it. They want to be left to lie, cheat and steal in peace. Let’s start with LIBOR rigging and money laundering….
On the basis of the evidence you regularly provide on this site, my vote goes to the Big 4 given the evidence you assert that a handful of bean counters (some as senior as Associate Partner)have captured all the major institutions – including, but not limited to, HMRC, The Treasury, most Government ministers, the OECD, World Bank – for the purposes of their neoliberal agenda whilst the officials in those institutions look on oblivious.