Jeremy Corbyn published his tax return. Why he or anyone else declared his income from being leader of the opposition as a pension is hard
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It has been known for a long time that offshore ownership of property in the UK hugely distorts the London property market, in particular. There
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The Financial Transparency Coalition, who campaign for tax justice, have an interesting briefing out. There has been long held concern amongst campaigners that there is
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On 1 October I wrote this: Parliament has published an estimate of the losses toHMRC arising on the liquidation of a service company controlled by
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Events disrupted the flow of tax and other news yesterday, but some things are worth catching up on. One thing of importance that happened occurred
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The Bahamas Leak, published late yesterday by the Guardian and others who are members of of the ICIJ, are important. First, they prove to those
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In the May 2016 Taxcast: What is corruption? Well, that’s a political question, and the answer depends on who you ask. We discuss the anti-corruption
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Yesterday’s Anti-Corruption Summit did not excite the world. It did not even excite readers of this blog: traffic yesterday was at about normal levels and
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I have scoured the Anti-Corruption Summit documentation to see what the British Virgin Islands have committed to doing. The answer is nothing. Not a thing.
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