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There’s one international system that President Trump should withdraw from

17 November 2016
Government and Institutions

There’s one international system that President Trump should withdraw from

Richard Teather
17 November 2016
Following Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election, the European press has been presenting him as an isolationist. Under … Continue reading “There’s one international system that President Trump should withdraw from”

Apple and Ireland: nothing surprising in the EU imposing taxes

6 September 2016
Government and Institutions

Apple and Ireland: nothing surprising in the EU imposing taxes

Richard Teather
6 September 2016
Clearly no-one commenting on the EU Commission’s levying of €13 billion of taxes on Apple has read my 2005 IEA … Continue reading “Apple and Ireland: nothing surprising in the EU imposing taxes”

An article from an unlikely future. Part 2: Decentralisation

14 May 2015
Economic Theory

An article from an unlikely future. Part 2: Decentralisation

Kristian Niemietz
14 May 2015
The Economist, 11 April 2020 – Continued from part 1 (healthcare) – Up until 2016, the UK was one of the … Continue reading “An article from an unlikely future. Part 2: Decentralisation”

Europe’s digital economy needs tax competition

5 June 2014
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Europe’s digital economy needs tax competition

Massimiliano Trovato and Diego Zuluaga
5 June 2014
How do you foster the emergence of a vibrant digital sector in Europe? This question has preoccupied policy-makers in Brussels … Continue reading “Europe’s digital economy needs tax competition”

Crackdown on tax competition will hinder trade and development

19 November 2013

Crackdown on tax competition will hinder trade and development

Philip Booth and Richard Wellings
19 November 2013
If we look at the performance of high-tax Western countries – which includes, amongst others, every EU country, plus the … Continue reading “Crackdown on tax competition will hinder trade and development”

BBC corporation tax horror story!

24 May 2013

BBC corporation tax horror story!

Philip Booth
24 May 2013
Earlier this week, I appeared on Radio 5 to talk about tax avoidance. The news hook was a speech by … Continue reading “BBC corporation tax horror story!”

“Harmful” tax competition: new actors, same old plot

3 August 2009

“Harmful” tax competition: new actors, same old plot

Kristian Niemietz
3 August 2009
Nobody likes competition when it takes place in their own backyard. Tax-hungry government officials are by no means an exception. … Continue reading ““Harmful” tax competition: new actors, same old plot”

“Harmful” tax competition: new actors, same old plot

3 August 2009
Tax and Fiscal Policy

“Harmful” tax competition: new actors, same old plot

Kristian Niemietz
3 August 2009
Nobody likes competition when it takes place in their own backyard. Tax-hungry government officials are by no means an exception. … Continue reading ““Harmful” tax competition: new actors, same old plot”

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