Tax Inspectors Without Borders – a great joint OECD / UNDP programme in which John Christensen, formerly of the Tax Justice Network has played a
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I have for the last two years or so been doing a lot of work on what my Sheffield University colleague Professor Andrew Baker and
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I noted a letter I and others had sent to the OECD on taking tax justice forward yesterday. As is my usual practice I tweeted
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The OECD’s new global tax deal has been ratified by the G20, to no great surprise to anyone. There is almost universal condemnation of this
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As I noted in a post at the weekend, the OECD has now concluded its latest global corporation tax deal. It is imperfect. It was
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The OECD global tax deal has been signed by 140 countries and jurisdictions. Some are claiming it represents a sell-out by the OECD and a
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I was reminded of this debate between Arthur Laffer (yes, him of the Laffer curve) and me that took place three years ago by a
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The Pandora Papers continue to draw attention to tax abuse.  As I mentioned yesterday, the real need is to mention solutions though. We have known
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I have not given the so-called Pandora Papers that are exciting some of the media and the tax justice movement much attention. There are a number
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