The FT has reported that: A fifth of Britain’s businesses are still stuck in “survival mode”, unable or unwilling to invest to improve their productivity,
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Oxford’s tax gap deniers
There’s a letter in today’s Guardian from Prof Mike Devereux of the Oxford Centre for Business Taxation. In it he claims that: Zoe Williams (G2, 23
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The September Tax Justice Podcast
The next financial crisis? We look at offshore and the trillion dollar derivatives market. Plus: we discuss how Mexico’s trying to force multinational companies to
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It’s not just the smoke coming out of the back of a VW Golf that suggests there is more to tell
John Gapper has an article in the FT this morning headed: Volkswagen’s deception is a warning to every company Suddenly, behaviour that was common practice
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PQE ‘would carry quite a lot of respectability’
The FT posted this comment yesterday and I missed it at the time: Labour’s new shadow chancellor has got at least one thing right. Amid
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Tax haven UK gets an award
The FT has reported that: London has swapped places with New York to become the world’s leading financial centre, according to a detailed study of
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David Gauke needs to put £1 billion in contingent liabilities
HMRC issued a breathy press release overnight saying: HMRC has collected £1 billion in tax payments from users of tax avoidance schemes as a result
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David Hume got it, so why hasn’t 21st century politics?
This extract comes from a speech from the Bank of England’s Minouche Shafik: A key means by which the Bank of England pursues its mission of
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Satellite state?
I wish George Osborne believed in Britain. Not just in a fly-pass enjoying, tub-thumping sort of way. But in its capacity to deliver. And I
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