It looks like Microsoft’s love affair with Ireland is fleeting. According to the Irish Independent (behind a registration wall) in the past two years Microsoft’s
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There’s an interesting discussion of insider dealing in the City in the FT today. Take this as some indication of the flavour: Many have found
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The Observer seeks to report objectively. As such, as part of their coverage of the domicile rules they gaveJohn Jay, New Star Asset Management’s development
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Nick Shaxson, the TJN media officer has a new book out ‘Poisoned Wells: The Dirty Politics of African Oil’. He’s talked about it in the
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The scale of the offshore problem is graphically shown by an article in the Washington Post. If you don’t see it before, now you’ll see
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My blog on the letter I’ve sent to my clients on the ‘tax amnesty’ has proved popular. Actually, that’s a massive understatement, which simply proves
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My focus on the tax amnesty means I have not mentioned the serious backing given to the campaign to rid the UK of the domicile
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I mentioned earlier today that I felt the combined tax institutes advice to their members on how to deal with HMRC’s ‘tax amnesty’ was ‘pathetic’.
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It’s fascinating to read the response to the UK’s ‘tax amnesty’ in the Channel Islands. Remember, the information the Revenue have got on half a
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