Some people seem to like the iThoughts mind maps I write for lectures. Now I am back home this is the one for the Orlando
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This is the outline of the talk I gave to the American Tax Association (made up of US tax professors) in Orlando today: Joy of
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I am one of sixteen authors to have contributed chapters to this new book: Available here and elsewhere, no doubt. My contribution is on country-by-country reporting.
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I am sure there are some who read this blog who might think that I am at least slightly obsessed by country-by-country reporting: if so, I
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This parliamentary written answer has been drawn to my attention (apologies to who did so: I have forgotten who it was so can’t give credit):
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There was a debate in the Commons yesterday on Google’s tax affairs and what can be done to improve tax collection from multinational corporations. I’ve read
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George Osborne has said he wants greater transparency in international tax and so appears to be backing country-by-country reporting for the first time. If he really
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Thirteen years ago to celebrate my then infant son finally sleeping through the night I wrote a draft International Accounting Standard. It was the first version of country-by-country
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If the EU web site Euractiv.com is to be believed powerful support is developing for country-by-country reporting. They say: European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker supports forcing
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