by David Walker | Jun 1, 2013 | Features
Typical is an accountant Public Accountant spoke to recently who cited a client’s problems: his new business had paid cash for a prime mover and had a contract in place, but his bank told him that he needed to be in business for two years before they would finance...
by David Walker | Mar 30, 2013 | Features
Nevertheless, one thing has kept it in the policy debate: it’s an economically ‘efficient’ way to raise tax revenues. Some taxes are particularly inefficient: for instance, a tax on corporate profits makes some foreign investors think twice about setting up a business...
by David Walker | Feb 1, 2013 | Features
Intriguingly, several news stories noted that the emergence of HP’s Autonomy debacle had been predicted a few weeks earlier at a famous New York investor conference, the Santangel’s Review. And the analyst who had already detected Autonomy’s problems was not a...
