When it comes to tax Tories are predictable. They don’t like them. That’s why they appoint Lords who don’t pay them. Yet paying tax is
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The FT confirms the story I mentioned here a couple of weeks ago – that the EU is looking hard at how to close loopholes
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I hear rumour that the EU is looking seriously at revisions to the Savings Directive. These are the changes that they would like to to
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Grant Thornton, the UK’s fifth biggest firm of accountants have told UK Chancellor Gordon Brown that it wants these things in the Budget: A cut
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Opinion polls are fickle things and majorities are not always right, I know, but an opinion poll published in Canada yesterday does certainly give reason
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For those with an interest in money laundering, the US Government has recently published its 2007 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report. Volume 2 is on
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The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled on the UK’s ‘thin capitalisation’ tax rules. These attempt to restrict the amount of interest deducted on
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I was delighted to see that the Revenue acted on Friday to close a loophole in the UK’s law that was allowing esoteric forms of
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Development Today is a Nordic Journal dealing with the subject its title addresses. It does, unfortunately run a web site for subscribes and so I
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