Protecting the public interest, Web 2.0 style

Richard Murphy’s on fire these days, taking it One World Trust, explaining the power of blogging and giving it to New York CPAs. Too many in accountancy see their role to be increasing the wealth of the wealthiest in our society… and they’re politically cynical enough to pander to their clients and ignore the ethicsContinue reading “Protecting the public interest, Web 2.0 style”

Estate tax as income tax

I just finished reading an article recommended by Richard about the estate tax, titled “Death and taxes“. It appears in New Statesman, a UK magazine “created in 1913 with the aim of permeating the educated and influential classes with socialist ideas.” I’m glad I read the article in full before reading the magazine’s history, asContinue reading “Estate tax as income tax”