Nicholas Veron of the Bruegel Group was asked to advise the European Parliament on IFRS 8 and the EC’s report on its adoption. This is
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EU Parliament on IFRS 8
The EU Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee is to consider IFRS 8 on October 3. The resolution they will consider is here. Three things
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IFRS 8 gets EC support, but will the European Parliament agree?
Charlie McCreevy, European Commissioner for the Internal Market announced the outcome of the IFRS 8 review by the European Commission yesterday when making a speech
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Prem Sikka on the IASB
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 EU Savings Directive
Someone at investorsoffshore.com has a done a lot of work on the EU Savings Directive. I don’t like their stance, but it would churlish of
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Compass – in favour of a European corporation tax
Compass is probably the most active moderate left of centre think tank at the moment. It’s just published a paper on tax competition in Europe.
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The EU have got it wrong – stakeholders do matter
I got a remarkably quick response to my recent blog on a conversation I’d had with EC officials suggesting that stakeholders are of no concern
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There are no stakeholders – because the EU says so
I was speaking to the EC on IFRS 8 today. They made a number of comments in the light of the letter they had sent
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EC needs to move with caution
Finextra has reported that: The European Commission (EC) has launched a consultation on ways of making it easier for customers to switch bank accounts between
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