Ugland House in Cayman has become notorious, so much so that its occupiers (Maples & Calder — lawyers) have put up a web site defending
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The Jersey Evening Post reports: Jersey’s finance industry has a new international product to sell. The Jersey Foundations Law was approved last week by the
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As I have mentioned here a number of times, Oxford University’s Centre for Business Taxation faced a number of conflicts of interest which should have
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A new l;aw was created last Friday. Called the Political Parties and Elections Act 2009 it bans non-domiciled people from making significant donations to UK
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According to the FT: Britain should consider competing with tax havens because to beat them at their own game would be more constructive than trying
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Times Higher Education reporter Melanie Newman has written an article on the ethics of The Oxford Centre for Business Taxation, which was, I know, inspired
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Few economists have come out of the recession with credit. Few predicted the collapse. Fewer still seem to understand it. As has been said in
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Yesterday I wrote a blog in response to an article in the Daily Mail, which for those not familiar with it is a horribly confused
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PwC under fire re: Cattles. Another shoe drops? | AccMan . PWC’s audits of Cattles plc asre under investigation. Dennis Howlett argues PWC is at
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