Taxcast on Big Four Accounting and the Duke of Westminster
Should the Big Four be broken up? And how about the Duke of Westminster’s $9 billion tax-free inheritance?
Read more...Should the Big Four be broken up? And how about the Duke of Westminster’s $9 billion tax-free inheritance?
Read more...This post looks at the relationship between the top marginal income tax bracket and growth in real GDP per capita (from NIPA table 7.1) in the subsequent year or years.
Read more...NZ’s promised Foreign Trust reforms still don’t look quite right
Read more...A humorous starter guide as to how multinational engage in legal tax evasion, and how to tell Apple to cut it out.
Read more...The latest Tax Justice network podcast covers some hot topics, including key journalist accounts on the Panama Papers.
Read more...Irish growth is even phonier than the media would have you believe.
Read more...How a naive idea about the UK becoming a big fat tax haven to stick it to the EU reveals a lot about official and pundit thinking.
Read more...How tax havens cooperate with each other to preserve their perks.
Read more...Vancouver ponders a long-overdue measure to target residential real estate warehousing.
Read more...Only small fry get whacked for being tax havens. The big boys get their waivers.
Read more...The Clinton campaign keeps harping on identity politics, and ignores some of Trump’s major points of vulnerability. They can’t afford mistakes like that.
Read more...Tax inversions damage the already low credibility of Corporate America.
Read more...How corporate executives mislead the public about the economic effects of inversions and other tax strategies that book profits overseas.
Read more...ebunking the mythology of overseas “profit”.
Read more...New rules by the US Treasury to curb corporate inversions haven’t done enough to slow the rising tide.
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