An aspect of my work which gets little attention here, but on which I am fairly persistently engaged, relates to developing new means of raising
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Tax credits: in need of a redesign?
I praised HMRC regarding PAYE recently. It’s not possible to do so on tax credits. As was noted by the Guardian today: Gordon Brown’s controversial
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BBC Jersey – failing to investigate Senator Syvret
I am aware that the following email from the editor of BBC Jersey is circulating in that island (but certainly not at his choice or
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Jane Kennedy adding nothing to the domicile debate
Bloomberg has reported very recently that: The U.K. Treasury, which has been examining tax rules for wealthy individuals with non-domicile status since 2002, said it
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Accountants think the domicile rules have to go
Accountancy Age has reported the results of its survey on the domicile rules: The non-domicile rules allowing wealthy individuals with foreign connections to avoid tax
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KPMG sell Leeds short – again
The fiasco of KPMG’s management of the administration of Leeds United continues. As the Guardian reports: Ken Bates was last night handed control of Leeds
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Tax private equity carried interest as income
The FT reports this morning that in the States: Most experts believe that the carried interest paid to general partners in private equity firms and
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The 10 Downing Street website
I am aware, as I have it drawn to my attention, that there is a petition on the 10 Downing Street web site that says:
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CBI thinks domicile has to go
I may interpret the follwoing generously, but I think the summary made above is a correct: interpretation of the follwoing, from the Times today: Richard
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