It always surprises me that Private Eye haven’t coined a name for Sir Mike Rake of KPMG. The word ‘muck’ seems to substitute in there
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Tax justice – only the cheats pay more
As I mentioned some time ago, this site is moderated. I got bored by some people putting up comment that seemed to add to debate.
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Sarah Wykes
Sarah Wykes is Senior campaigner for Global Witness working on corruption and mismanagement associated with oil revenues. I’ve worked with Sarah. She’s committed to this
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Sheer folly
Accountancy Age reports that the UK tax gap for VAT has widened because of staff cuts at HM Revenue & Customs. This is sheer folly.
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Senator Carl Levin – in action again
The following press release deserves publicity, so I’m going to give it some because this Bill deserves to become law: Levin, Coleman, Obama Introduce Stop
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KPMG – so very confused
You’d have thought KPMG could present an argument. That’s not true. There’s whole rafts of their paper on tax and corporate governance that are argument
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KPMG – arguing for a general anti-avoidance provision
KPMG’s new report isn’t all bad (form my point of view). Take this for example on general anti-avoidance provisions, of which I am firmly in
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KPMG – a gap analysis
I’m going to be a bore on the new KPMG report on tax and governance – but there’s so much in it that it’s worth
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KPMG – missing the mark by miles
KPMG have published a new paper called ‘Developing the Concept of tax Governance’. Published yesterday, I think, I’ve now read all 31 pages of it.
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