Forbes has a good article on this today. I admit I recognise quite a lot of what is said. What is interesting is that Forbes
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Tescos: why did they fight so hard to stop their tax story being told?
The Guardian has published some good old fashioned investigative reporting on Tescos today. As it says: Tesco has created an elaborate corporate structure involving offshore
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Accountancy Age and Taxation agree: the non-doms won’t walk away
It’s rare you read a blog that is as good as Alex Hawkes’ on the non-doms from which I was distracted by Liechtenstein: It’s getting
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My del.icio.us bookmarks for February 26th
These are my links for February 26th: re: The Auditors: PwC “Advisory Services” Layoff – PWC is feeling the pinch. Things must be tough in
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The 100 Group: Your tax claims do not wash
The 100 Group of FTSE finance directors has apparently told Alastair Darling: For members of the Hundred Group, tax is increasing faster than GDP, faster
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The rules of blogging – and of commenting on this site
Another batch of commentators from the Right who find my style irritating have been seeking to get their remarks on this site. Many do so
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George Parr does sub-prime
Just watch, laugh and then realise (as usual) that these guys are hitting the nail bang on the head. Especially the last comment, so don’t
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HMRC join in the act
It’s now clear that HMRC have bought data on those using Liechtenstein from the same source as the German security service. They may, indeed, have
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Why is a legitimate business in Liechtenstein
John Whiting of PricewaterhouseCoopers has told the BBC: It has an image of being secretive but it is major financial centre. An awful lot of
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