According to Yahoo: Indonesia plans to reopen a corruption investigation into the youngest son of former dictator Suharto, the attorney general’s office said Monday. Tommy
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Mainstream charities now see tax as a major component in the development agenda. That’s because it is. Creating effective tax systems is the only way
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TJN’s blog is becoming increasingly active. They are on the private equity theme today. As they note: John Christensen was asked recently how TJN judges
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I like this, published today: It is no longer satisfactory that the affairs of some of our greatest companies – upon which the jobs and
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Finextra has reported that: The European Commission (EC) has launched a consultation on ways of making it easier for customers to switch bank accounts between
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Dave Hartnett has vowed that all 550 UK banks will be brought within the offshore disclsoure net so that HMRC can discover which UK residents
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Dennis Howlett has commented on the same Sunday Times price that I referred to yesterday (which I suspect he found here). He’s much more robust
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Thankfully there is some sane writing in this world. The Guardian has a lot of it. Take this from Polly Toynbee this morning: Private equity
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The Tax Justice Network has just issued a revised version of its mission statement. I thought it worth giving it some publicity: The Tax Justice
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