I mentioned I’ve been doing a fair amount of work for the conventional printed media of late: today brings publication of another report in which
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The Jersey response to their civil servant’s emails
The Jersey Evening Post has published two articles resulting from publication of the emails sent in error by a Jersey civil servant to the Observer
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The Bermuda Triangle
I’ve been doing a lot of work with the printed media of late on both sides of the Atlantic. A couple published last week. This
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Do sham trusts impose a cost on society?
I’ve written a bit about sham trusts on here of late. It’s good to have the evidence therefore that they really do impose a cost
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What the OECD had to say in Seoul
I was reminded by an email from Jeffrey Owens (head of tax at the OECD) that I have not given sufficient (in fact, any) coverage
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Plugging loopholes in the EU Savings Tax Directive
As ever, accountants are seeking to exploit any loophole they can find in taxation law and regulations. One of the more recent wheezes is to
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The UK government just doesn’t get it
The Independent on Sunday covered the Carl Levin US Senate report today. The comment given to them by the UK Treasury is the most telling
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Carousel fraud – the inevitable offshore link
It seems to be a day when proof of the assertions the Tax Justice Network have made about the offshore world is coming along by
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Thailand – the undeniable evidence that tax havens undermine democracy
The coup in Thailand provides unfortunate but undeniable evidence that tax havens undermine democracy. The coup has been motivated by the hatred of the corruption
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