Dennis Howlett has written a long and considered response on his blog to a claim made elsewhere that claimed: If the cult of the amateur
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KPMG are in a spot of bother again. As has been mentioned here before, they proved compliantly gullible when appointed as administrators of Leeds United,
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I’ve had a quick scan of KPMG’s new money laundering report. Here are some fascinating words and phrases not found in it: 1) Tax havens
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Jersey really does have a warped view of life. I guess it comes from it being a small island. But amongst the latest claims in
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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 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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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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Alex Cobham addresses tax avoidance head on in the Guardian. Read it.

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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