It’s been interesting to see the reaction to my blog on the logic of tax justice. Tim Worstall issued one of his usual diatribes which
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The HMRC accounts for 2006-07 suggested on page 49 that the Expat team had increased their yield from enquiries in the year to £102 million,
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It’s difficult to overstate the importance of the leaking of the Kroll report on corruption in Kenya and the Guardian’s work in publicising it. The
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I thought I’d been writing in the Sunday Times today when I read this: In allowing himself to be bluffed by the super-rich, that they
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I’d love to believe in the ICAEW Tax Faculty’s project in what they say is ‘thought leadership’ called ‘Towards a Better Tax System’. The only
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One of the regular challenges I face is the suggestion that whatever changes to the tax rules are made the rich will never pay tax.
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I’m bored by the argument created by PWC and rolled out on BBC news last night by the CBI and even by HMRC that if
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Prem Sikka has a blog column on the Guardian site. Today he argues: International accounting standards are colonialism in another guise, allowing tax avoidance while
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The was an article in the Polish press yesterday with the title: Poland’s progressive tax system could alienate investors As the story said: Finance experts
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