I took part in a fascinating round table discussion on macro-economics yesterday. Many quite well known names were present. Th debate was lively and focussed
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HMRC’s penalty regime for country-by-country reporting encourages non-compliance
The government published draft regulations to enforce country-by-country reporting for tax purposes by multinational corporations yesterday. The regime, which is already hopelessly inadequate by denying the public the
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Strangling democracy and equality at the same time
George Osborne has to be one of the least opaque men on earth. The past master of delivering what looks to be a cunning plan,
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Discussing BEPS and country-by-country reporting
OECD’s BEPS proposals will not be the end of tax avoidance by multinationals
I noted one response to the OECD BEPS process yesterday and made several to the press, but I still think it worth sharing the Tax Justice
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Is it really possible that Jeremy Hunt can say this?
As the Guardian notes this afternoon: Jeremy Hunt says tax credit cuts will help to teach British to work as hard as the Chinese The
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BEPS: still far too many places to hide profits from tax
This press release has been issued by the BEPS Monitoring Group of which I am a member: The publication today of the final reports of the
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Enough economics
Some years ago I began writing a blog called Enough Economics. It didn’t get far because the ideas became the middle third of The Courageous State
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That progressive transaction tax to limit consumption
My suggestion of a new bank transaction tax aimed at discouraging conspicuous consumption because of its progressive nature has attracted some interest. As I make
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