The World Bank has announced: 12 November 2008 – The World Bank has issued its first bond where the proceeds will be directly invested in
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My del.icio.us bookmarks for November 19th
These are my links for November 19th: Democrats Gain as Stevens Loses His Senate Race – NYTimes.com – Fantastic. I do like it when corrupt
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Jersey needs to realise words are not enough: it’s action that counts
Fascinating how an idea can permeate fast. It is only this year that the Tax Justice Network began to seriously promote my definition of a
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Time for Class 5 National Insurance
The Chartered Institute of Taxation put out a press release this morning saying: In these turbulent economic times, the CIOT believes it is even more
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Another step on the way to tackling tax fugitives
Sometimes small changes that are important pass almost unnoticed. Take Statutory Instrument 2008 No. 2871, appealingly entitled “RECOVERY OF TAXES” and subtitled “The Recovery of
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Fire the ad man
Is this really what BDO think tax fraudsters are like? Or HMRC officials, come to that? I admit I’d fire their ad agency for this
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My del.icio.us bookmarks for November 18th
These are my links for November 18th: Prem Sikka: Hold company directors to account | – Prem asks the vital question – how do we
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We can’t spend our way out of recession, but we can work our way out of it
I have the following letter in the London Evening Standard today: George Osborne is wrong in his fears for sterling – national economies are not
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Shareholder interest is a thing of the past
The Barclays Bank fiasco, of it accepting an offer of funding from Middle East investors at an interest rate of 14%, at a tax cost
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