Luxembourg promotes a particularly abusive form of capitalism that is a threat to us all. This isn’t the quickest Quick Take but the issue is
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I vividly recall conversations with John Christensen in the early days of the Tax Justice Network when we discussed the threats we were really up against
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Over many years I, and colleagues in the Tax Justice Network and elsewhere, said that offshore banking, and Swiss banking in particular, involved corruption. Now, as the
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I have already written today on the subject of the government’s proposals to create a register of the beneficial ownership of companies, something I have
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The government has announced today that: Measures to improve the transparency of who really owns and controls UK companies have been announced by Business Secretary
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As the FT report in an email this morning: Credit Suisse made false claims in US visa applications, conducted business with clients in secret elevators
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I have already referred to the new report from the OECD, published today, in which that agency says that action to tackle tax evasion is
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I have long argued that the UK does far too little to tackle tax evasion. It’s good to note that the OECD now agree. As
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My friend and co-author Prof Prem Sikka has the following blog on The Conversation website. I share it with permission: Iceland has sent four former
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