You can see why the American-right don’t like the OECD. I mentioned my distaste for the UK’s tolerance of some aspects of corruption earlier today.
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The super rats
I was sent an article by Christopher Harvie this morning. He wrote it for the Open Democracy, which seems to me to be a site
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Up one place
Accountancy Age published their Top 50 Financial power List for 2007 today. After a year’s hard work I moved up one place from last year
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Trust me, I’m a trust company.
I’ve been accused on occasion of focusing too strongly on dubious practice in Jersey. I accept that it’s the haven I know best, but sometimes
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TJN 4 Africa
The Tax Justice Network for Africa is launched in Nairobi on 18 / 19 January. It’s still ( I understand) just possible to book a
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Guernsey – putting anti-avoidance rules to use
Sometimes a tax haven does something that is blunt, even crude, and yet seems indicative of what is right. Take Guernsey for example. It was
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Who deserved to be in the New Year’s Honours list?
AccountingWEB is asking who really deserved to be in the New Year’s Honours list. I’ve commented as follows: If Mike Rake deserves a knighthood, then
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Tax caps – one person’s benefit is another’s killer
Jersey begins the new year with discussion on whether the rich should have their tax liabilities in the Island capped. This follows on from moves
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What does success look like?
Out to dinner last night and someone asked me what success would look like in my work. Now, he’s doing an MBA and I know
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