A long time colleague, and one-time co-author, Francis Weyzig, has published some interesting research on his blog. As he says: The Netherlands just joined the
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The FT has an article this morning on corruption in South Africa in which it is said: What is it about South Africa that is
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For those with access to International Tax Review, this article was out yesterday: It builds on themes in this previously unpublished paper written a month
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I wrote an article for Bloomberg a year ago suggesting what I called an Alternative Minimum Corporation Tax. In the context of the hint within
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I attended the annual awards dinner of COSLA last night. I would stress that I was simply a guest, having spoken at the COSLA conference
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It is a long time since I first wrote about the merits, as I saw them, of local authority bonds as the basis for local
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I spoke at the  COSLA  conference this afternoon. COSLA represents local authorities in Scotland. This was my second visit to their conference.  It was good to
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The Overton Window is the term used to define the range of ideas that the public are currently willing to accept form part of the
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I have not had much to say on Trump’s corporate tax reform plan largely because others have covered the ground perfectly well. It appears to
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