Liechtenstein is tiny: it is 15 miles long, has a population of under 35,000 and one main town. It’s existence is effectively the consequence of
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Prem Sikka has a knack of hitting nails on the head. His latest Guardian piece looks at the relationship between the state and accountancy firms.
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Dennis has waded into this debate. And he can see no more merit in PWC’s TTC than I can. As he put it: [Do] PwC
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PWC’s weekly tax newsletter includes the headline: PwC’s family business survey notes hunger for simpler UK tax rules and lower rates If you can work
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Another strange thing about PWC’s Total Tax Contribution. 178 countries are considered. Places as obscure as St Vincent and the Grenadines make it in. So
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I wrote earlier today about PWC’s new Total Tax Contribution report and said I’d expose the fundamental accounting flaw inherent within it. I’ll keep my
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PWC have published their second report on what they call “the total tax contribution” of business. I’ve commented on this before. More than once. It’s
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An organisation called Fulcrum (unrelated to the firm of accountants of that name in which I am a practitioner) has reported the following results of
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The Jamaica Gleaner has reported that: Senator Don Wehby, Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service, has set up a
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