There are occasions when the case for tax transparency and country-by-country reporting gets support from unexpected quarters. PWC was not one where I expected to
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I noted yesterday that I co-authored, with John Christensen, what might fairly be called the first manifesto for tax justice that was published, in 2005.
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The Chilcot report will, I suspect, be the most important news today. This blog is not about foreign affairs but let me be clear that
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Brexit contagion is spreading. Yes I know the FTSE 100 has more than recovered its losses. But the FTSE 250, which reflects British economic activity much
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The European Commission has published a proposal this afternoon for new legisaltion that would commit member states to open registers on the beneficial ownership of
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According to the FT: Britain is turning to the private sector to prepare for Brexit, seeking to second consultants to boost a civil service with
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As was noted in the Guardian yesterday, the post Brexit collapse in the RBS share price has delayed selling it off. That is good news:
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Last September I idly mused on what George Osborne might call People’s Quantitative easing when he introduced it. I did not do so for effect:
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George Osborne has said he wants to cut corporation tax to 15% post Brexit. Politically this is interesting. He has not given a timescale: planned
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