In 2017 I wrote a blog on an obscure subject: Japanse Exchange Traded funds. I said at the time: ETFs are quoted funds that are
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Politics Home has noted that: The SNP leader and Scottish first minister will on Thursday launch a renewed push for a so-called Section 30 order,
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I have to admit I failed to make it to the International Tax Review Global Tax Top 50 this year. I have been in it
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Trust me, I try not to be cynical. I know that annoys some readers on occasion. But this one could bring out the cynic in
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I have to admit that, to my surprise, I find Emily Thornberry entirely on a wavelength with me. This comes from the Guardian: The question
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I suggested earlier this week that it would be wise to consider now what five policies the progressive parties should prioritise to prepare for an
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I have begun reading Sir Donald Brydon’s new missive on auditing, issued this morning. I was immediately drawn to page 135, where this might be
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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
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The pound / euro exchange rate movement over the last few days shows that something I anticipated has happened rather sooner than I expected: Buyer’s
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