There’s a good article on ‘Is this Jersey’ in which someone called Niccolo M (who as far as I know I am unacquainted with personally)
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How the poorest keep the US and UK going
A comment was posted on one of my stories from August in the last couple of days. It reveals so much I thought I’d reproduce
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Cheating
Alex Hawkes at Accountancy Age has suggested that the government’s approach in new offshore abuse rules, previously discussed here, is Marxist. Dennis Howlett has suggested
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41% – right or wrong?
There have been interesting reactions to yesterday’s press release from the TJN (which was reproduced here) on the research spearheaded by Richard Lupson-Darnell into the
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Domicile – no change yet
Andrew Goodall succinctly summarises my feelings on the absence of comment on domicile in the pre-Budget Report. Let’s just hope this will be Gordon’s swan-song
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Pre-Budget blues
I have to admit I found the pre-Budget Report depressing. It’s not, and should not be, a big tax event. That’s the role of the
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Gordon’s got an eye on Jersey
The following comes from para 5.136 of the Pre_Budget Report: The Government continues to monitor the £18 VAT-free threshold for imports of small consignments from
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41% of all UK tax legislation tackles tax avoidance
The most common complaint heard from tax practitioners is about the volume of legislation that they face. New research by the Tax Justice Network, UK
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Richest 2% own ‘half the wealth’
The BBC has reported on a new report from the World Institute for Development Economics Research at the UN University. If you do nothing else
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