Oxfam launched this hard hitting campaign video this morning. Some may find it distressing. But the reality is that in developing countries lost tax revenues
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Tax strategy reporting amongst the FTSE 50 – Slow to emerge, poorly executed, but a few examples of excellence
The Fair Tax Mark has issued a new report on the tax strategy reporting of the largest 50 companies in the FTSE 100. As it
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Holding the Big Four accountants to account: progress in the European Parliament
I have just been advised of this, having not previously caught up with this news: Last Wednesday the European Parliament voted in Committee the Draft
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Public country-by-country reporting is going to happen
I am greatly amused by an article in the latest Cayman Financial Review with the title: Compulsory public country-by-country reporting and CCCTB — harbingers of
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Aggregation v Consolidation in the CCCTB
For those with access to International Tax Review, this article was out yesterday: It builds on themes in this previously unpublished paper written a month
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The Financial Reporting Council has been nationalised
Tim Bush of Pensions and Investments Research Consultants (who I advise) drew my attention to an article in the Institute of Chartered Accountant’s magazine, Economia,
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A new appointment with the Global Reporting Initiative
City, University of London, posted this late last week: A tax expert from City, University of London is providing expertise to a project that aims to develop
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The US SEC and some in Congress want country-by-country reporting
The US Federal Accounting Standards Board (FASB) is considering how to revise disclosure to be made by US companies on the corporation tax liabilities. Despite
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Oxfam calls for more tax transparency and public country-by-country reporting
Oxfam has issued a new report this morning as part of its campaigning on tax abuse and its cost to developing countries. I got a
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