Yesterday’s blogs gave rise to a lot of comments, especially those on tax avoidance by large companies and a legal decision on the duty of
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The Finance Curse – a podcast
A big finance sector is good for an economy – isn’t it? Actually, no. In this Tax Justice Network podcast the Finance Curse is discussed
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The Finance Curse – a new TJN book
TJN this morning publishes a short new book entitled The Finance Curse: how oversized financial centres attack democracy and corrupt economies. The book, co-authored by TJN’s
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We’re not just fighting big business about tax: we’re fighting for democracy and our way of life
The Guardian notes this morning that: The bosses of some of Britain’s largest multinational corporations have urged David Cameron to stop moralising and rein in his rhetoric
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“If the state will not stand up for its right to tax big corporations then we are in deep trouble” (me, in the Observer, this morning)
The Observer has featured on tax issues this morning it seems. In their special report on tax avoidance they set the scene, saying: The debate
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Yesterday I asked for a politician to stand up and be counted on tax justice, and now Ed Miliband has
I am quoted in the Sunday Mirror today: Tax expert Richard Murphy said: “By being cheated out of £183 each year the British people are
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Ed Miliband adopts tax justice
Ed Miliband has adopted the tax justice agenda. According to the Observer this morning: Ed Miliband has vowed to rip up the rule book as prime minister and
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The April Tax Cast from the Tax Justice Network – listen now
In April 2013’s Taxcast: ‘offshore leaks’ blows the lid off secrecy for sale, the G20 endorse greater transparency (but let’s not get too excited), Luxembourg
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The G20 gives another win to tax justice – automatic information exchange is now the required standard to beat tax evasion
The G20 Finance Ministers’ Communique issued yesterday says (and I have edited it into paragraphs): More needs to be done to address the issues of
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