New from the Tax Justice Network this morning, and well worth watching, my old friend John Christensen talks economics and tax and justice with Naomi
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This comes from Public Services International, which is a Global Union Federation of more than 700 trade unions representing 30 million workers in 154 countries:
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I admit I do not agree with the Tax Justice Network simplistic view that tax funds government spending (because it doesn’t) but that apart this
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The Guardian has reported this morning that: The big six US tech firms have been accused of “aggressively avoiding” $100bn (£75bn) of global tax over
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I happily repost the following from the Tax Justice Network blog, excluding the main sections relating to the OECD, to which I refer you to
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There appears to be some concern this morning at the lack of resources at HM Revenue & Customs. The Sunday Times is reporting that: The
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I share this post from the Tax Justice Network, published by them this morning, which shows (amongst other things) the value of country-by-country reporting, even
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It is my habit to mark successes for tax justice. I see no reason why not. If campaigning does not change things it is not
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As the FT notes this morning, an IMF report authored by Jannick Damgaard, Thomas Elkjaer, and Niels Johannesen of Copehngane University has suggested that: A
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