I’m always willing to give credit where it is due. The Oxford tax conference has moved to international tax issues today, and the first session
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The theme of the first day here at Oxford was tax avoidance. Although an international conference the focus was on the UK. The new relationship
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Andrew Dilnot was director of the Institute of Fiscal Studies for many years. Now he’s Principal of St Hugh’s College Oxford and the university’s pro-Vice
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I have been asked by senior academics at the above Centre to clarify my blog, posted on Monday. They have made clear to me none
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Heather Self, a partner in Grant Thornton in the UK has probably come out with the quote of the day at Oxford (so far). She
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Down here in Oxford an academic took me aside to discuss my comments on Mike Devereux’s work, published hereon Monday. His argument was that a
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Many an accountant would probably want to sit where I am right now – immediately behind Dave Hartnett, Director General of HM Revenue & Customs.
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I was principal author of a report with the above name in 2005, working with John Christensen and Jenny Kimmis. It was good to see
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I’m at Oxford today and tomorrow for the annual conference of its Centre for Business Taxation. My views on the work of the Centre are
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