Sometimes it’s hard to blog because you’re spending too much time talking to the old fashioned media. This is one such occasion. Amongst the people
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News reports suggest that South Africa will publish its long awaited new anti-avoidance legislation next week. This is good news. The legislation should be a
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English language reports from Slovenia report today that the government has: given up the idea of the flat tax rate because the calculations revealed that
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My friend Dennis Howlett has been giving this blog some plugs, and has even been saying some kind things about me. He does so in
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The European Court of Justice has given its long awaited ruling on the Cadbury Schweppes case. One of the better commentaries on the web (and
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Jason Holden has written the following comment on this blog: Maybe its time for the TJN to receive funding from (international boundaries ignored — therefore
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Having mentioned earlier that the South African Revenue Service believe in what the Tax Justice Network is doing, we got confirmation in the most direct
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Someone asked me to write a brief piece on why flat taxes would not work, so I did. And I thought I’d share it. This
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Accountancy Age has reported that "Big Four firm PricewaterhouseCoopers has reported 11% growth in UK turnover to £2bn for the financial year to 30 June
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