Links May 30
Africa’s riches could ‘dwarf international assistance’: NGO EurActiv
Illicit financial flows have made Africa 'a net creditor to the world' The Guardian
Semeta Says Some EU Nations Make It Too Easy To Avoid Tax Bloomberg
Swiss want their banks to break the law and reveal US tax evaders—for now Quartz
See also commentary blogged earlier
Rwanda: Make Tax Evasion a Risky Venture allAfrica
Nokia's India Tax Troubles Widen The Wall Street Journal
Korea Will Probe Chaebol Executives Named in Tax-Evasion Reports Bloomberg Businessweek
Austria out front as EU zeroes in on tax evasion The Budapest Times
Apple's dirty little tax secret - video Guardian
Apple’s Tax Dodge Should Prompt Rethink in Ireland Bloomberg
Is the OECD puffing bluff so we don’t notice there will be no real progress on tax at the G8? Tax Research UK
Mauritius Central Bank Chief: We're Not A Tax Haven The Wall Street Journal
A common theme.
Documents Show Obama Officials in Tension Over British Banks Deal%k
On the HSBC and Standard Chartered money laundering scandals
Illicit financial flows have made Africa 'a net creditor to the world' The Guardian
Semeta Says Some EU Nations Make It Too Easy To Avoid Tax Bloomberg
Swiss want their banks to break the law and reveal US tax evaders—for now Quartz
See also commentary blogged earlier
Rwanda: Make Tax Evasion a Risky Venture allAfrica
Nokia's India Tax Troubles Widen The Wall Street Journal
Korea Will Probe Chaebol Executives Named in Tax-Evasion Reports Bloomberg Businessweek
Austria out front as EU zeroes in on tax evasion The Budapest Times
Apple's dirty little tax secret - video Guardian
Apple’s Tax Dodge Should Prompt Rethink in Ireland Bloomberg
Is the OECD puffing bluff so we don’t notice there will be no real progress on tax at the G8? Tax Research UK
Mauritius Central Bank Chief: We're Not A Tax Haven The Wall Street Journal
A common theme.
Documents Show Obama Officials in Tension Over British Banks Deal%k
On the HSBC and Standard Chartered money laundering scandals
One of the World’s Largest Digital Currency Companies and Seven of Its Principals and Employees Charged in Manhattan Federal Court with Running Alleged $6 Billion Money Laundering Scheme U.S. Department of Justice
See also: U.S. Says Firm Laundered Billions The Wall Street Journal
Fiat Industrial To Become UK Tax Resident Tax-News
Political row in Italy over move of corporate tax domicile to the UK
Income Inequality Gets Worse When You Slash Taxes On The Rich: Study Huffington Post
Dolce and Gabbana in court over tax charges The Guardian
Show Us the Local Subsidies: Cities and Counties Disclosing Economic Development Incentives Good Jobs First
A new reason why making banks hold more capital may not make them that much safer Quartz
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