The FT reports that the European High Yield Association (EHYA) has: written to the government arguing that the UK Insolvency Act (1986) is not up
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TaxAid
TaxAid is a UK charity that says: TaxAid is a UK charity providing free tax advice to people who cannot afford to pay a professional
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A welcome move on money laundering
AccountingWEB has reported that: HMRC has announced that from 15 June 2007, if you are travelling to or from a country outside the European Union
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What is it about politcians?
Paul Wolfowitz may not be an elected politician, but he’s certainly part of the US political elite, if for no other reason than having been
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The Rich List
Some have said I should comment on the Sunday Times Rich List. OK, if you insist. This says most of it: When the Blair administration
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The UK is a giant hedge fund
I do, as so often, recommend Simon Caulkin’s column from the Observer this weekend. It, when combined with William Keegan’s column, made a refreshing page
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Irish lawyer – dodging the EU Code of Conduct
Finfacts, one of the best sources of what is going on in Ireland, has reported: Cruickshank, Ireland’s leading firm of patent and intellectual property attorneys,
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Holy alliance embarks on tax crusade
The above title comes from the Observer. As they say in today’s paper: A holy alliance of church groups and bishops is demanding that Gordon
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Newsnight features the domicile campaign
For those who are quick, there’s a chance to see the repeat of Friday’s Newsnight on BBC2 that features 10 minutes on the domicile campaign.
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