I am amused by this. It comes from the Exposure draft of Chapter 1 of the new Conceptual Framework issued by both the International Accounting
Read the full article…
Is this the end of equity?
I think it’s amazing to read this in the FT: The US government on Sunday seized control of the troubled Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
Read the full article…
Where’s the objectivity?
Accountancy Age runs something called InsiderBusiness which is a weekly web cast on a topical issue. This week’s trailer says: The UK’s tax system is
Read the full article…
Tax coordination is necessary
The IMF has published a report on the cut of Moldovan corporation tax rates to zero and says: Global economic integration [has] intensified tax competition
Read the full article…
Stopping the ‘tax exodus’: the UK needs corporate inversion laws
I’ve already shown how disastrous George Osborne’s reaction to the latest round of corporate inversions in the UK would be, but let’s give him credit
Read the full article…
Osborne’s £7 billion error on company inversions
George Osborne wrote a letter to Alistair Darling on Friday as a consequence of the reported news that Regus, Charter and Henderson are all leaving
Read the full article…
The lemmings are leaving
So three more companies are planning to leave the UK. Let’s as usual set this in context: Charter has not paid UK tax and has
Read the full article…
Merrill Lynch shouldn’t be booking the benefit of that tax loss yet
There’s been a lot written about Merrill Lynch International (MLI), but it seems no one has bothered to actually analyse the accounts that include the
Read the full article…
Merrill Lynch will cost a lot more than Northern Rock
Tax compliance is paying the right amount of tax (but no more) in the right place at the right time where right means that the
Read the full article…

Buy me a coffee!
