The FT reports that: The global hedge fund market grew by about a fifth to almost $2,500 billion (£1,250 billion) in the first half of
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Jersey – taking hedge fund regulation to the bottom
“The race to the bottom” is a well known phrase in offshore tax. It is the seemingly inevitable way in which tax havens are used
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BBC Jersey – a note of rare appreciation
I have complained about BBC Jersey in the past, here and elsewhere. So, fairness where it is due: they not only quote me here, they
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Senator Syvret – time to say sorry
In March this year I published a blog about Senator Stuart Syvret, then Minister of Health in Jersey. I readily admit that this was a
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Jersey – morally bankrupt
We have to ask ourselves: are we, as a government, morally bankrupt when we are taxing pensioners on a loaf of bread? So said Alan
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Tax avoidance is bad for your image
Accountancy Age reports that Michael Parkinson has dropped out of the totally artificial tax planning schemes organised by UK accountants Vantis. The schemes involved four
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Jersey’s ticking clock
The Jersey Evening Post reported yesterday (sorry, no permalink and reproduced in the public interest as a result) that: THE Treasury department has 18 months
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The Marshall Islands fall into line (but no one knows where the line is)
The Marshall Islands has committed to “transparency and exchange of information for tax purposes” to the OECD and so will be removed from the list
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Falling out in Jersey
The Chief Minister of Jersey has asked health minister Senator Stuart Syvret to resign. It has been reported that: Six ministers are saying they’ve lost
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