I have noted on a couple of occasions in the last few days responses I have developed to the IASB consideration of country-by-country reporting included
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Accountancy is political – and owes a duty of care to governments
I took part in a fascinating debate in Oslo yesterday. Unfortunately as the discussion was under Chatham House rules (for all bar me — I
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Crises trigger flight from risk – and that’s why we need country-by-country reporting
FT Alphaville » Crises trigger flight from risk. As the FT notes: Share prices, commodities and the euro fell sharply as investors fled risky assets
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HMRC needs 5,000 more accountants
A commentator on the blog this morning said, in response to a piece on country-by-country reporting: Could you outline how you expect the information to
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The IASB needs to embrace country-by-country reporting
I’m in Oslo this morning to talk about the International Accounting Standards Board proposals for accounting for the extractive industries, and those relating to the
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Hong Kong requires country-by-country reporting for extractive sector companies
The Hong Kong stock exchange has changed its listing rules for extractive sector companies. The new rules say: 18.05 (6) if relevant and material to
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A country-by-country reporting agenda for Vince
The Telegraph reported last weekend that “Vince Cable, the new Business Secretary, has placed tackling tax avoidance by businesses at the top of his list
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Vince Cable to target tax avoidance by businesses
Vince Cable to target tax avoidance by businesses – Telegraph. Worth reproducing pretty much in full – as it implies Vince still has country-by-country reporting
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Tax haven opacity: undermining football as we knew it
As the Sunday Times reports this morning: An examination of filings at Companies House by a chartered accountant found that 14 Premier League clubs, five
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