Nichola Ross Martin has written one of her usual articles for AccountingWEB in which the logic is very hard to follow. This one is about
Read the full article…
Offshore killing the music businesss
HMV, the music store chain, announced losses of £31.6 million for their first half year last week. They blamed just about everyone but themselves for
Read the full article…
Washington Times
The Center for Freedom and Prosperity are having a lovely time in the US at the moment, so they think at my expense. In fact,
Read the full article…
Who are the supplies of corruption services?
(Written 9-1-07) Having mentioned ‘suppliers of corruption services’ in my blog ‘Pause for thought: Santiago’ I guess I should be explicit as to what I
Read the full article…
Trust me, I’m a trust company.
I’ve been accused on occasion of focusing too strongly on dubious practice in Jersey. I accept that it’s the haven I know best, but sometimes
Read the full article…
Guernsey – putting anti-avoidance rules to use
Sometimes a tax haven does something that is blunt, even crude, and yet seems indicative of what is right. Take Guernsey for example. It was
Read the full article…
Statoil’s crown slips
I mentioned recently that Statoil was one of the most ethical companies. It’s disappointing to note therefore that it has settled fines of $21 million
Read the full article…
Vantis – another name for the hall of shame?
The Sunday Times broke the news on Sunday that: [HM Revenue & Customs] investigators have raided the homes of executives at a top City accountancy
Read the full article…
Accountants can’t do it – but campaigners can
I have already noted the complete absence of comment by the professional bodies representing accountants regarding the dropping of corruption allegations concerning BAE. Now we
Read the full article…

Buy me a coffee!
