I didn’t say that. What I am doing is paraphrasing the attitude of big business. Take this, for example, from today’s FT: Google on Monday
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Mainstream charities now see tax as a major component in the development agenda. That’s because it is. Creating effective tax systems is the only way
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Thankfully there is some sane writing in this world. The Guardian has a lot of it. Take this from Polly Toynbee this morning: Private equity
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If you don’t know JITSIC is the Joint International Tax Shelter Information Centre. There has been one of these to date, in Washington. Now it
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The US is focusing heavily on its ‘tax gap’ – the sum of at least $345 billion it does not collect in tax a year,
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I admit I’ve had very little time for the out-going President of the Chartered Institute of Tax, John Cullinane of Deloittes. If he chose he
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Some questions have been raised about why I reported on the States of Jersey police report for 2006 with regard to money laundering in the
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As I mentioned some time ago, this site is moderated. I got bored by some people putting up comment that seemed to add to debate.
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The finance needed for development was once thought to be aid. Then it was debt relief, shortly followed by fair trade. All have a role,
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