My immediate instinct on hearing the budget was that it was a clever tax raising exercise. A review of the Budget publications proves I am
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The budget, domicile, offshore and tax havens
The budget – first reactions
One advantage of being of a certain age (and I happened to hit 49 today) is that you can recall a fair number of budgets.
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Blair denies the truth on tax
Listening to Prime Minister’s Question Time prior to Gordon Brown’s Budget speech I heard Ming Campbell, leader of the Liberal Democrats aim a first rate
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World Bank agrees to tackle the ‘supply side’ of corruption
Reuters has reported on the resolution of the tussle about bribery and corruption at the top of the World Bank. Put simply (and in this
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The Guernsey and jersey CD racket can only be a sham
The BBC reported an important development in the CD market yesterday. As they noted: Online music store CD-Wow has been found in contempt of court
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The TGWU hits the nail on the head
The Transport and General Workers Union issued this press release yesterday: TGWU: Chancellor should target the true tax evaders to tackle inequalityTuesday, 20 Mar 2007
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What our Isle of Man research means for Jersey and Guernsey
Our recent research shows that the Isle of Man is heavily subsidised by the UK. My best estimate is by £270 million a year, of
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Ed Balls – making a mockery of accountability
The Guardian has reported that: Ed Balls, economic secretary to the Treasury, ruled out any major tax changes to the treatment of private equity during
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