There is a 'thing' called Tax Twitter. It is, of course, virtual. It has no rules. And no formal membership. But it does exist. Those who tweet tax, from all sides, pretty much fall into membership.
Rasmus Christensen, a colleague of mine from Copenhagen Business School, is a key member. And yesterday he suggested that the assembled company should think about Tax Christmas Carols. This was my offering. You can find more here.
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God rest you merry finance men
Let nothing you dismay
The socialists have lost again
So you can still make hay
Your money’s safe in Grand Cayman
So tax you will not pay
And its tidings of comfort and joy
Comfort and joy
O_o tidings of comfort and joy.
But wait, is that a shadow
Darkening our fete
Oh yes, oh no, oh hell it is,
that’s Murphy in debate
He’ll not stop until we pay –
Tax Justice — our fair rate
And our tithings we will not enjoy
Will not enjoy
Our tithings we will not enjoy.
Amused….
it does not even rhyme!
And don’t get me started on iambic pentameters !!
Have you ever sung most of what’s in Hymns Aincient and Modern (or Hymans Aincient and Mouldy as my mother, a church organist, called it)?
I reckon it’s better than most