I have to admit I found the pre-Budget Report depressing. It’s not, and should not be, a big tax event. That’s the role of the
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Richest 2% own ‘half the wealth’
The BBC has reported on a new report from the World Institute for Development Economics Research at the UN University. If you do nothing else
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Will the domicile rules go?
Wednesday sees Gordon Brown’s final pre-budget report. He’s been in the job for almost ten years now and yet one of his explicit 1997 pre-election
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I’m rich: I’ll pay income tax at 0.14%
The Sunday Times has published a report which they have apparently prepared with Grant Thornton, chartered accountants, on the abuse of the UK’s tax laws
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Tax minimisation is not ethical
It’s been put to me that tax minimisation is required by professional ethics. I don’t agree. There are two reasons: 1. Firstly, reasonable code of
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Revealing tax researh from KPMG
Dennis Howlett gets it spot on with this one. Go to his place to read it. If evidence is needed that advisers are out of
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It is high time that the CBI raised its game.
As anyone who has read the UK press in the last couple of days knows, they’ve been issuing their usual bleat in advance of their
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Why was General Reinsurance fined?
There has been much comment on the size of the fines given by the Financial Services Authority to Warren Buffet’s company General Reinsurance. Most only
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The ECJ rules in favour of tax compliance
Friday’s news that the European Court of Justice has ruled that alcohol and cigarettes bought from other EU countries can only be exempt from domestic
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