Accountancy Age report this morning that: HM REVENUE & CUSTOMS has begun its search for a permanent General Anti-Abuse Rule advisory panel, following the recent
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Much is being made of nine new countries signing the OECD’s multilateral convention on mutual administrative assistance on tax matters. Of course I welcome Luxembourg, Austria
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The one thing that can be said about 2013 so far is that attitudes on tax have changed. This is Philip Stephens in the FT
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As John Gapper in the FT has noted: The news that Dave Hartnett, the UK’s chief tax collector, has become a consultant to Deloitte, is hardly
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The FT notes that: Switzerland has taken a decisive step to resolve its dispute with the US over tax evasion unveiling plans to relax its
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There is much to note in yesterday’s announcement from the Treasury that it was blocking abusive claims by the energy companies for tax relief on spending that they had not, in
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Here's an interesting paradox. Angel Gurria, OECD boss said today when talking about corporation tax that taxing the “man on the street” wasn't economically desirable
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One day someone should set these two paragraphs from the Guardian today as an exam question and ask how they explain the indifferennce to human
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I should declare an interest. As many people know I am married to a doctor. Like every other doctor she is human and suffers from
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