Way back in 2005, John. Christensen and I wrote what was to become the foundational document of tax justice, which it still is in many
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Freeports should be abolished
I have long campaigned against freeports. When they were first announced, and the opportunity to meet with the government was offered to those who objected
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Claiming an unethical action is legally permitted has always been the defence of the desperate
For many years I spent a great deal of time dealing with the activities of those who used tax havens, whether they be the so-called
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£4 million from Cayman? That will do nicely, thank you
As Open Democracy has revealed: The Labour Party’s largest-ever donation came from a Cayman Islands-registered hedge fund with shares worth hundreds of millions of pounds
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They’re not going
I noted yesterday a report from an estate agent saying one in six UK millionaires is going to leave the country ver the next few
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KPMG are the very last people to train civil servants – but that’s what they’re going to do
August Bank Holiday Monday is no a day for news, as this morning’s emails are confirming. But then I noticed that this headline had slipped
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There is nothing in a tax haven
In this morning’s video I address the topic that, long ago, really got this blog going, which is tax havens. I note that I keep
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We don’t need a wealth tax, yet
This morning’s video sees me back in front of the camera. The antibiotics are working. In this video, I note that there is a lot
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Why has Richard Tice had an offshore trust?
The Mirror has an investigative article this morning looking at the offshore finances of Richard Tice, the Reform Party MP. As they note: The multi-millionaire
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