Mike Warburton senior tax partner at Grant Thornton UK LLP continues the current debate by asking where we should draw the line in tax planning
This is round three of what may become a longer series of articles based around the tax avoidance theme. It started with the Radio Five Live debate on Sunday 6 June and it may help to explain how that came about. Radio Five Live always keen to foster lively debate on topical issues devised a debate on the topic to explore the differing arguments surrounding these issues because of the increase in public interest. Richard Murphy argued the case for tax justice and the morality of tax. I was asked to argue the case for the tax advisory profession. As with all debates it...
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Mike Warburton senior tax partner at Grant Thornton UK LLP continues the current debate by asking where we should draw the line in tax planning
This is round three of what may become a longer series of articles based around the tax avoidance theme. It started with the Radio Five Live debate on Sunday 6 June and it may help to explain how that came about. Radio Five Live always keen to foster lively debate on topical issues devised a debate on the topic to explore the differing arguments surrounding these issues because of the increase in public interest. Richard Murphy argued the case for tax justice and the morality of tax. I was asked to argue the case for the tax advisory profession. As with all debates it...
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