Links Jan 21
BRICS pledges to check abuse of tax treaties The Statesman
Retro immunity as bad as retro tax Hindu Business Line
"The Government’s decision to not only put off GAAR (General Anti Avoidance Rules) to April 1, 2015, but to make the regime innately pliable deserves condemnation."
Nokia tax probe: PwC says India arm questioned Reuters
Why Corporate Tax Fairness Should Be Part of the CSR Agenda Triple Pundit
Irish EU presidency must tackle tax havens Public Service Europe
British taxpayers funded Ireland's £14bn bail-out The Telegraph
France to pass law on new taxes for web giants by year-end Yahoo News
Amazon takes a tax hit, finally Columbia Journalism Review
New Zealand: Muzzle on Inland Revenue Department over firms' tax affairs may go stuff.co.nz
"The Government may scrap a centuries-old law that prohibits Inland Revenue from discussing the tax affairs of companies."
Swiss advocate voluntary rules for secretive commodities firms Reuters
U.S. "Wall-Street-Bonus" Lew to Replace "Tax-Avoider" Geithner at Treasury Forbes
UK: ‘Buddy’ scheme to give more multinationals access to ministers Treasure Islands/ Guardian
Exposed: The regime of fear inside Barclays – and how the boss lied and shredded the evidence Treasure Islands / Daily Mail
An open letter to Anthony Jenkins at Barclays Bank. Rowans Blog
Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce Become Billionaires As They Face Tax Evasion Charges Fashionista
Retro immunity as bad as retro tax Hindu Business Line
"The Government’s decision to not only put off GAAR (General Anti Avoidance Rules) to April 1, 2015, but to make the regime innately pliable deserves condemnation."
Nokia tax probe: PwC says India arm questioned Reuters
Why Corporate Tax Fairness Should Be Part of the CSR Agenda Triple Pundit
Irish EU presidency must tackle tax havens Public Service Europe
British taxpayers funded Ireland's £14bn bail-out The Telegraph
France to pass law on new taxes for web giants by year-end Yahoo News
Amazon takes a tax hit, finally Columbia Journalism Review
New Zealand: Muzzle on Inland Revenue Department over firms' tax affairs may go stuff.co.nz
"The Government may scrap a centuries-old law that prohibits Inland Revenue from discussing the tax affairs of companies."
Swiss advocate voluntary rules for secretive commodities firms Reuters
U.S. "Wall-Street-Bonus" Lew to Replace "Tax-Avoider" Geithner at Treasury Forbes
UK: ‘Buddy’ scheme to give more multinationals access to ministers Treasure Islands/ Guardian
Exposed: The regime of fear inside Barclays – and how the boss lied and shredded the evidence Treasure Islands / Daily Mail
An open letter to Anthony Jenkins at Barclays Bank. Rowans Blog
Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce Become Billionaires As They Face Tax Evasion Charges Fashionista
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