I’ve been asked why the UK can’t secure the data it needs to comply with the information exchange demands of Tax Information Exchange Agreements. I’ve
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Criminals use shell corporations
More from the Robert Morgenthau testimony to the Senate: We also receive regular requests from foreign law enforcement seeking to trace money moved through accounts
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Morgenthau on form
Robert Morgenthau, New York District Attorney of enormous repute, gave evidence to the hearing of the Senate last week on the Bill requiring that the
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Keep whistling
Jersey lawyer making staff redundant
Another sign that Jersey is having a tough time and has no chance of balancing its budget in future: major local law firm Ogier has
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HMRC, gays and lesbians
Accountancy Age comments on a price I saw in the Telegraph yesterday, saying: HM Revenue and Customs has been criticised for guidance it has released
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Jersey, sinking despite all the claims to the contrary
The Jersey Evening Post notes: The latest statistics for the Island’s finance industry show a marked decline in both bank deposits and funds. In the
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Why tax havens are bad
Paul Sagar, whose a great blogger, and a fairly new member of the Tax Justice Network team wrote a classic blog on Friday. He said:
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