I note some on the political Right are suggesting that there is no logic to my comment that regulation is the biggest stimulant to innovation
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Grant Thornton, the UK’s fifth biggest firm of accountants have told UK Chancellor Gordon Brown that it wants these things in the Budget: A cut
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Opinion polls are fickle things and majorities are not always right, I know, but an opinion poll published in Canada yesterday does certainly give reason
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For those with an interest in money laundering, the US Government has recently published its 2007 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report. Volume 2 is on
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Nils Pratley is a Guardian columnist to whose opinion I usually pay little attention. But he caught my eye today. Writing on the raid on
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The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled on the UK’s ‘thin capitalisation’ tax rules. These attempt to restrict the amount of interest deducted on
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Germany has made a welcome move on the private equity issue. As the FT has reported, Peer Steinbr?ºck, Germany’s finance minister, is proposing to limit
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The following is the exchange of Parliamentary questions and answers on domicile raised as a result of the report I wrote on the UK’s domicile
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Simon Sweetman at AccountingWEB has written an article which is very supportive of the arguments I have made for the Tax Justice Network on the
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