The campaign for country-by-country reporting for the extractive industries is hotting up in Europe. The industry fight back is very strong. Their aim is to preserve
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A group of Roman Catholic bishops have issued the following hard hitting statement: Multinational companies deprive developing countries of nearly 125 billion Euros each year. We, church
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Andrew Goodall has been writing about tax for some time, and has seen the inside out of many of the debates I have been involved in over the years.
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I’ve spoken at the International Tax review Tax and Transparency Forum in London this morning on country-by-country reporting. This is, near enough, what I said: When, almost ten years ago I wrote
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Country-by-country reporting is being discussed all over the place right now. The best commentary by far on last week’s discussions in the UK’s parliament were
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The New York Times is following the worldwide trend of exposing companies who are very clearly structuring their affairs to make sure they do not pay the
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Strasbourg, 27.04.2012 — The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has demanded a series of steps to end what it calls “massive tax
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Pascal Saint-Amans, head of tax at the OECD spoke on the subject of country-by-country reporting to a French parliamentary enquiry recently. This is the Google translation
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A preview of a debate I’ll be taking part in next week in London on country-by-country reporting, sponsored by International Tax Review, is available on line, here.