The November 2014 Tax Justice Network Podcast is out: ‘You can lie and you can steal from us again but this time we’ll know who
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I wrote recently of the problem many have faced in estimating the losses arising from illicit financial flows through tax havens. As a result I
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Russell Brand has this one, on the Irish water tax, absolutely right. I’m not sure who briefed him, but he is spot on (and he
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As the BBC has noted: The Public Accounts Committee has criticised HM Revenue & Customs for its “unacceptably slow” action against tax avoiders. Margaret Hodge,
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As the Guardian reports: Jean-Claude Juncker is facing a vote in the European parliament to declare him unfit for his post as head of the
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There has been a growing and notable tendency of late amongst those who declare themselves open to tax reform to benefit developing countries to, at
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I floated the idea of an Office for Tax Responsibility at the PAC Conference yesterday, and the response was interesting and favourable from some key
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The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee is holding what is, I think, the first ever conference staged by such a committee today, looking, almost
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George Osborne is in Berlin today to sign a new deal that will make automatic information exchange from some tax havens a reality. As I understand
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