The following is an edited (shortened) version of a blog on Transparency International’s website: Where do Multinational Corporations go on their holidays…and how much money do they
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The following exchange of parliamentary questions, yesterday, is interesting: Caroline Lucas: To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will make it his policy to
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Transparency International has published a  new report on the reporting of multinational corporations this morning. As thy say: The world’s largest publicly-traded companies are reporting more than
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I can’t resist noting the following from the Jersey Evening Press this week (this bit not on line): The Economic Development Minister said (speaking to 800 people
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I’ve just made a presentation on country-by-country reporting at the TJN transfer pricing conference in Helsinki. I did so after the head of transfer pricing
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China, India, Brazil, Nigeria and now South Africa at the TJN transfer pricing conference in Helsinki all have the same things to say. First, the
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The Rev Will Morris is a vicar at St Martin’s in the Fields, London. He’s also a tax lawyer with GE Capital – who notoriously
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The cover of my new report on country-by-country reporting looks like this: As I explain on the title page the picture is of Titchwell Marshes, Norfolk. But
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I write about country-by-country reporting quite a lot on this blog. Today I’ve published a new report on the subject, working with the Tax Justice Network.  It’s an
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