The Tax Justice Network warmly welcomes the Treasury Select Committee hearings on Offshore Financial Centres (OFCs) that start on 1 July 2008. In anticipation of
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Me, an extremist?
I was intrigued by a comment that I noticed had been posted on AccountingWeb. In response to comments that I had posted Steve Pipe, who
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Tax man calls for action on avoidance and evasion
Terry Cook – the newly appointed President of the Association of Revenue and Customs (ARC) – has called for increased resources to counter the threat
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Don’t just cut it, slash it: KPMG’s tax advice to Canada
The Canada.com site reports that: Recent corporate tax cuts have not increased Canada’s attractiveness as a place for foreign firms to invest, a survey released
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Tesco: tax avoiding, again (this time it’s Luxembourg)
Private Eye’s dig into Tesco’s tax affairs continues. In the edition published today it has revelation of another tax avoidance scheme, this time based in
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Banks need to move on: HSBC 1: Barclays 0
I admit I haven’t always been Stephen Green’s biggest fan. But every man has his moment. The FT has noted that: Stephen Green, chairman of
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Abolishing the domicile rule could have paid for this
The Guardian has reported that: Child poverty in Britain has increased for the second year in a row, government figures revealed yesterday, putting Labour’s target
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Taxing profit where it is made
The FT has said in an editorial comment: The goal for European fiscal policymakers should be a regime that enhances genuine competition among economies. It
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The Tax Gap methodology is valid
There’s a chap called Tim Worstall who writes a blog and who seems pretty fixated on what I write. The difficulty for Tim Worstall (who,
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