Jolyon Maugham has put forward an interesting argument on his blog. He has argued that the Coalition government’s plan to restrict the use of losses
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Edinburgh on Wednesday: see you there?
You can do the maths, but can you do the morality?
Why can’t HMRC’s senior management tell the truth?
HMRC have obviously issued a press briefing that is breathlessly reported as follows by the FT: HM Revenue & Customs raked in £1.1bn from challenging
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RBS: a tale of George Osborne, the cowardly politician
If evidence is needed that we continue to be governed by cowardly politicians of the sort that I described in The Courageous State then George
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HSBC prosecutions on their way?
Jonathan Fisher QC has an article in The Times this morning that suggests that he would welcome HSBC prosecutions. The Times paywall is one most
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The wealthy are worried we might tax them
According to elite state agents Knight Frank the rich are getting richer, and are in London: London has been home to more of the ultra-rich
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HMRC may act in the public interest
Jolyn Maugham has provided an excellent analysis of the Court of Appeal decision in the Ingenious case. His analysis is more interesting though. As he says:
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How to end the secrecy around offshore companies owning property in the UK
Some good work by Transparency International in the UK is reported by the FT today. As the FT notes: The secrecy surrounding foreign owners of
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