I don’t usually give much time to the Telegraph, but noticed a story there that suggests the Lib Dems and Scottish Nationalists are likely to
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I was curious about why I was getting so much blog traffic over the last few days, so I did a bit of digging. The
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Simon Sweetman has written a really good article on tax reform at AccountingWEB. In it he says: Tax, though, is not just about economics. It
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The problems surrounding Paul Wolfowitz at the World Bank continue. Take this from the Guardian: The World Bank’s future is in “crisis” over the pay
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The Tax Justice Network has issued the first quarter 2007 edition of Tax Justice Focus. It is a special edition on inequality. As it notes:
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There’s a fascinating little quote in an article by Chris Morgan, head of international corporate tax at KPMG UK in Accountancy Age this week. Whilst
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Lawyers are probably the greatest obstacles to justice in the world. No, that’s not an exam question (although it would be a good one if
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Reports have been made of the highest earning hedge fund managers in the US in 2006. You don’t get into the list unless you’re earning
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The report I wrote on the UK’s enormous subsidy to the Isle of Man did, unsurprisingly, attract attention in Jersey. At least two politicians asked
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