My colleague in the Tax Justice Network used the above title for his pithy, even forthright comments on a speech by the Bailiff of Jersey
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The UN
The UN is a strange organisation. The US by and large hates it. But if you say in conversation to anyone that you’re going there,
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Jersey gets it wrong, again
Jersey is publishing another new tax law proposal today (follow the links from here). This is its third in a couple of years, and the
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Tax Justice Focus
BBC Panorama – David Mills
I was pleased to take part in BBC’s Panorama programme last night. The programme discussed David Mills, the former husband of UK cabinet minister Tessa
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Does HSBC know what it is doing?
It’s been reported that HSBC are thinking of leaving the UK because of our tax system. It is said that the group’s head of financial
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Ukraine – shattering those flat tax myths
There was a fascinating story in the Kyiv Post yesterday (and yes, it always surprise me quite what it’s possible to find on the Internet).
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High tax states are competitive
The World Economic Forum has reported that Switzerland, Sweden and Finland are the most competitive economies in the world. According to a report on Tax
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You can’t have it both ways
The Adam Smith Institute Blog has an article on it today talking about the moral case for low taxes. I’ll refrain from pointing out that
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