Wednesday sees Gordon Brown’s final pre-budget report. He’s been in the job for almost ten years now and yet one of his explicit 1997 pre-election
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There are times when I feel I am hitting my head against a brick wall when I am trying to persuade people that it is
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I’m always pleased to find common ground with people. On page 16 of this weeks Accountancy Age Richard Mannion, national tax director of Smith and
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The International Accounting Standards Board has issued IFRS 8 today on segment reporting. In their press release they did however add the following comment: The
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Dennis Howlett gets it spot on with this one. Go to his place to read it. If evidence is needed that advisers are out of
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It’s OK to quote Polly Toynbee now. David Cameron does. I’m on side, apparently. So take this from her column in the Guardian today: Yesterday,
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As anyone who has read the UK press in the last couple of days knows, they’ve been issuing their usual bleat in advance of their
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The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that: Publicly traded companies reduced their U.S. taxable income by at least $34.8 billion in 2004 through potentially abusive
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Dennis Howlett has written some very confused articles on tax evasion over the last few days: so confused that I am not sure where Dennis
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