I may not be around to blog this morning (even I have to admit anaesthesia is likely to silence me) but that does not mean there is any excuse to take a break from reading on tax avoidance.
I strongly recommend this paper from tax barrister David Quentin on tax risk, which I think near essential reading for anyone really trying to understand tax avoidance now:
Please note that I am out of action for normal work purposes at present as I am having an operation to have my gall bladder removed today. I may blogging occasionally but comment moderation may take a while. I hope to be back to normal soon.
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Thank you for my continuing education on this topic Richard. This piece is very well written – especially for someone so new to it like me.
My best wishes to you. Hope your op goes well.
All the very best. As for being normal, if you are then you must be unique.
All the best – hope the anesthesia works on this occasion! Unfortunately the media anesthesia seems to have rendered the british public largely oblivious to neo-liberalism and its workings-helped by the supine Labour Party.
Simon
Good point. Richard will, I profoundly hope, wake up. Will the great British public? Not, I’m afraid, if Murdoch Corp have anything to do with it.
I am awake
Just groaning quietly ( and sometimes noisily)