I am well aware that many might find my blogging on country-by-country reporting a little repetitive, but when you have been working on an idea for
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As Transfer Pricing Weekly have reported this morning, Ernst & Young objected to my live tweeting from the OECD earlier today. I was commenting on
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I rarely mention my day’s events on this blog: it happens around them in most cases, not because of them. Today is likely to be
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I have discussed this morning the Judicial Review of Ingenious Media – in which it has been found that HMRC do have the right to
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As many readers of this blog will know, the standard response of HMRC when asked about the affairs of companies like Google, Amazon and Starbucks
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I wrote last week about the credibility of auditing, or the lack of it. As if on cue to prove my point on independence the FT
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In 2007 I wrote a Code of Conduct for Taxation for the Tax Justice Network and Association for Accountancy & Business Affairs. The Code of Conduct was just 2 pages
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I had a conversation yesterday on the future of the audit profession. It does not matter who with, where or why. What it did was
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As the FT has noted: The European Central Bank on Thursday responded to fears of deflation across the eurozone by unexpectedly cutting rates to a record low
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