Transparency International have reported that : Chinese, Indian and Russian companies bribe routinely to win overseas contracts, a global survey of executives claimed on Tuesday,
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Transparency International calls for Country by Country reporting
Transparency International has issued a policy note, in the context of the latest Doha conference on financing for development, backing action against tax havens and
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The triumph of greed
Tax evasion, tax avoidance, money laundering: institutionalised crime is so much part of the global economy. Then there is moral crime… Clive Dilnot discusses the
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The virus entity is
The following is from the web site of LowTax.net, an organisation that does not, I think share my goals in life. Please read it, it’s
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Are accountants doing their bit?
This from Accounting Evidence Limited (who I recommend): The Serious Organised Crime Agency has recently published its annual report on the operation of the Suspicious
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Goodbye Swiss banking secrecy
As the FT has reported today: Considering it came less than two months after the last occasion when thousands of UBS shareholders assembled to hear
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Here’s a new one: the money laundering divorce
From the FT: Thaksin Shinawatra, Thailand’s controversial former prime minister, has divorced his wife Potjaman after 32 years of marriage. The Nation, one of Thailand’s
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Guernsey should expect no special favours
The Guernsey Evening Press has an article of the sort rippling around the press of the secrecy jurisdiction world suggesting they might have a tough
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