As the Irish Times has reported this morning:
On this week's [Irish Times] business podcast, UK based tax reform advocate Professor Richard Murphy and our legal affairs correspondent Colm Keena join Ciarán Hancock to talk about the world of offshore tax avoidance revealed in the Paradise Papers.
Colm looks at the details of the Irish cases found among the cache of leaked documents, while Richard explains the unusual way in which the Isle of Man has managed to fund itself while offering a zero per cent corporate tax rate.
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Do you know the words to The Garryowen? I once marched to it, it was our march as well as that of the successors of the 5th Dragoons. The Yanks borrowed it for their 7th Cavalry. The words are curiously apposite to the issues of tax avoidance. Failing that I suggest the 88th, The Devil’s Own, otherwise The Connaught Rangers.
I have to say you’ve lost me there