Here’s another classic from the Institute for Fiscal Studies: To discourage investors from hiding their wealth in foreign tax havens, the authors recommend exempting interest
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Why the IFS is dangerous
Why make a fuss about the IFS? Simple: it’s dangerous. Take this form this week’s KPMG tax newsletter: UK News Institute for Fiscal Studies study
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Are penalties biased?
Over at TaxationWeb: Richard Murphy looks at a consultation document by HM Revenue & Customs and asks why the tax penalty regime seems to be
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How far will the neo-liberals spin?
I have a lot of time for Citizens for Tax Justice (CTJ) in the USA: most people have a lot of time for CTJ: few
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MNC taxation: let’s have country-by-country reporting now
Accountancy Age has reported that: Multi-national companies would be prepared to open their books, on an anonymised basis, to convince the Treasury to introduce a
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One Dell of a lot of questions
This comes from Dell’s quarterly filing to May 2 2008: Income Taxes We reported an effective income tax rate of approximately 23.5% for the first
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Tax is a good thing
California is one almighty mess: About one in every five dollars spent by the state is now money it doesn’t have. Given California is already
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Political Philosophy & Taxation: 11-12 September 2008, University College London
I thought I should give the above conference a plug. As the organisers say: This conference on Political Philosophy and Taxation will address the issue
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Just go get that tax
Senator Carl Levin and the US Senate Permanent Sub Committee on Investigations have been back in action, looking at non-payment of payroll taxes in the
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