I’m off to Oslo tomorrow. I’m giving a talk on Thursday on Tax Havens and Transparency and what is happening on this right now. I
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The Revenue will uncover them
The FT reports that 10,000 people have now registered under the UK ‘tax amnesty’ and 50,000 have downloaded the forms. Last week I agreed with
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Why I get angry with tax dodgers
I do get angry about tax dodging. I don’t like cheats of any sort. Most of all I dislike those who abuse tax rules whilst
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Tax evasion is not sport
According to a report in the International Herald Tribune: Gian Maria Fara, president of Eurispes, a research institute here, said Italy’s annual underground economy was
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Said – of the Said Business School, Oxford
The Said Business School in Oxford is home to the 100 Group of Finance Directors sponsored Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation. This says its
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We want justice
Accountancy Age has reported that: The former KPMG partners accused of setting up illegal tax shelters have filed court documents requesting that the case against
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Tax havens stink
When the Economist ran a special feature on tax havens earlier this year they said: Today’s successful tax havens thrive not because of crockery, but
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Liars
The Guardian reports today that: British investigators were ordered by the attorney-general Lord Goldsmith to conceal from international anti-bribery watchdogs the existence of payments totalling
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What have Indonesia and Guernsey got in common?
According to Yahoo: Indonesia plans to reopen a corruption investigation into the youngest son of former dictator Suharto, the attorney general’s office said Monday. Tommy
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