Tax course: how to tackle tax abuse: Copenhagen 11

Tax course: how to tackle tax abuse: Copenhagen 11 – 13 September

Posted on August 19 2019

For those who want to get their heads back into the real issues in tax after a summer break then I recommend this course:

This is who it is for:

And there are more details here, with an application form here.

I'm biased, as I am teaching on this course, but I think it could be good, especially for those ion the NGO community who want to be exposed to new thinking on a range of issues.

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Bryan Law says:

August 19 2019 at 7:57 am

How will you be getting to Copenhagen? I take it you will not be flying?

https://www.taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2019/04/24/full-disclosure-extinction-rebellion/

Are you going by train and ferry? Or will you be following Greta Thunberg’s example and going by private yacht?
- Richard Murphy says:
  
  August 19 2019 at 8:55 am
  
  I will be flying
  
  I have already commented on this
  
  Where work requires it I still fly
  
  My work pattern is changing this year: I hope to fly less
  
  Where I can exercise control I have not flown since 2010