This FT headline this morning is interesting: The admission is, of course, that what I and the Tax Justice Network have been saying for
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The UK’s non-domicile rules are racist
I wrote this blog in March 2007. I might update it a little now and clearly some data has changed, as have some aspects of
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Is it HMRC’s job to help tax evaders?
Yesterday’s PAC exchanges were not the best. And they did not always hit their mark. And yet some fascinating insights came out. For me one
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What has Cameron got to hide?
To whom are we answerable on tax?
I took part in a debate on Five Live Radio last night with a PWC partner, whose name I am afraid I did not catch.
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The one person facing criminal charges over HSBC is the man we have to thank
It is, I think, widely agreed that it is a scandal that fewer prosecutions have resulted from the HSBC leaks than anyone could reasonably have
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Who does want to vote for any party backed by hedge funds and bankers?
The FT’s reported that: Donations to Labour from individuals have slumped to less than half of their level during the last parliament, highlighting the party’s
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Lying or stupid: those are the choices
The FT has reported this morning that: The UK government insisted on Tuesday that ministers did not know the full facts about the HSBC tax scandal
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Labour’s tax avoidance plans
Labour issued a press release tonight that sets out its plans for tackling tax avoidance. It says: Labour will tomorrow (Wednesday) set out the measures
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