I was amused by this on the AccountingWEB home page today (which means it won’t stay there for long): Editor’s Note I often marvel at
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The most important tax haven report in years
I’ve written quite a bit about the NAO report on the Crown Protectorates over the last few days. And having read the detail I’ve now
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One World Trust – open for talks
Accountancy Age has reported that: The One World Trust received a formal complaint about the IASB report into NGOs and its accountability this week. And
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Domicile: where are the Treasury now?
The Treasury and HMRC have published their review of the domicile rule and laws on residence. The review starts with all the usual platitudes about
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Securitisation
The Guardian did another first rate article on securitisation yesterday. As they showed, at least £234 billion of mortgage assets are held by twelve UK
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Transparency please
Accountancy Age reports that: Senior US figure urges banks to create transparency instead of making changes to accounting rules at New York International Federation of
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Jersey in cloud cuckoo land
Jersey’s Treasury Minister, Terry le Sueur was in fine form this week. When presenting the budget for 2008 he did three things. First he promised
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The NAO – in complete denial on tax evasion
The NAO report on the Crown Protectorates says: Seven Territories have offshore financial centres, delivering financial services almost exclusively to non-residents. Three Territories, (Bermuda, Cayman
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Money laundering regulation in the Crown Protectorates – just how bad it is
I blogged yesterday on how few suspicious activity reports are raised in the Crown Protectorates. The I dug into the NAO report into the places
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