I can’t avoid the charge of being middle class. I am. And I understand, to some degree, the middle class desires in life. The most
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The Observer continues its domicile campaign
The Observer seems intent on continuing its campaign against the domicile rules. Good, say I. Yesterday’s paper featured a long article on the subject which
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HMRC get income tax 99.81% right – which is a staggering achievement.
There’s some complete gibberish in The Times today. They note that according to the National Audit Office 1 million people are incorrectly taxed in the
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Avoiding the issue
Tax at the centre of the development debate
For the second day running a really great article on tax from Africa. This comes from Jeremiah Owiti of the Centre for Independent Research in
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Paranoia in Jersey
It looks like there’s a witch hunt going on in Jersey. It seems likely that they’re seeking out any politician whom I’ve ever met or
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Letters on demand
It was suggested that I write a letter to the London Evening Standard yesterday in response to their support for Alastair Darling’s comments on private
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Oxford – and Accountancy Age
Accountancy Age have covered my debate with Mike Devereux. It’s an extension of the discussion already entered into on this site but for those who
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Deloittes in Kenya – bang on the nail of tax justice
The Big 4 accountants do know the difference between tax avoidance and tax planning. Take this by Kairo Thuo in the Kenyan Standard. Kairo is
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