It may have been obvious I have been away for the last few days. As a result I now need to blog Sunday’s news. Nick
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Tax Research in the Jersey Evening Post
The following appeared in the letters page of the Jersey Evening Post on 24 October 2006 (except that I’ve corrected it’s typographical errors, a sin
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The Vatican on corruption
The Vatican published a paper on corruption last month. It doesn’t matter that you’re not a Catholic: it doesn’t matter that you don’t believe in
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Half term reading
I spend a lot of time reading what those I don’t agree with write. Sometimes it’s good to read something you really enjoy and agree
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Who wins from the Tories?
I know others have already done some of this, but I couldn’t resist looking at who wins from the Tories proposed tax reforms. So I’ve
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Gordon Brown meets the City
Gordon Brown’s worried about the Tories. So he’s wooing the City. The Guardian covered my comments on the issue here. One just have to hope
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Intellectually bankrupt and economically incoherent
The Tories have published the findings of their Tax Reform Commission, which was, by the way wholly staffed by KPMG (I know, they asked to
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Accountants – purveryors of anti-social behaviour
Accountancy Age published a letter from me today. The letter as submitted said: I note your report (October 12) on the future of tax avoidance.
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UK companies must disclose their tax risk
Accountancy Age published an article under this title today. As the link is not available as yet, I’ve reproduced it here. This is important. The
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