It has been reported that: Finance Minister Hans-Rudolf Merz says there is no rush to negotiate a double taxation agreement with Germany in the wake
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If you’re serious about anti-avoidance keep Section 765
As the Guardian notes this morning: The government’s much-vaunted crackdown on corporate tax avoidance risks being seriously undermined by the repeal of a measure that
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Vodafone ruling heads in an equitable direction
KPMG has reported on the Court of Appeal ruling in favour of HMRC in its dispute with Vodafone over the UK’s Controlled Foreign Company rules.
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Somaliland tax collector gets a big boost
UN-HABITAT gives Somaliland tax collector a big boost. A Geographic Information System (GIS) established in Hargeisa Municipality with technical assistance from UN-HABITAT has helped to
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Country by country in the FT
On Wednesday the FT ran an editorial in which they said: In moving to close some of the loopholes in the porous US tax code,
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The tax gap debate in Parliament yesterday
There was another dimension to yesterday’s debate in parliament on tax avoidance and tax evasion. This referred to the Tax Gap. As Vince Cable noted,
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In the end it’s action that counts
As the Economic Times of India notes: Will renegotiating the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement with Switzerland help the country get a grip on the menace
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It’s all a matter of perspective
John Whiting of the Chartered Institute of Tax has argued with the new policy of naming and shaming tax offenders who have had to make
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Cutting the tax waste
Sol Picciotto is is an emeritus professor at Lancaster University and, like me, a senior adviser to the Tax Justice Network. He had an article
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