I’ve just posted on Tim Bush’s claim that the application of International Financial Reporting Standards in the UK left the accounts of UK banks so
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Tax Research LLP and the Tax Justice Network have made a joint submission to the European Commission this morning on their consultation on the future
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Marta Ruiz, a senior policy and advocacy officer at the European Network on Debt and Development (Eurodad), has noted on the blog of the Task
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I was interviewed by AccountingWEB about country-by-country reporting last week. As they noted: Demanding more transparency from multinational organisations raises political hackles within a profession
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I was asked by someone today: I’m trying to answer the question: as an American investor in an MNC how will country-by-country reporting improve my
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From the Mail on Sunday (and it’s good to see these issues arising in such places): A year after its boss attacked the British economy,
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The International Accounting Standards Board discussion paper on the Extractive Industry — on which the comment period has just closed — included a whole chapter
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There has been some fuss in the press about the launch of a new body called the International Integrated Reporting Committee. As it says of
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The US passed new law requiring a limited form of country-by-country reporting for the extractive industries in July. Now the White House has gone a
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