Great expectations

Article Abstract:

Question on whether tax should be viewed as a cost or a social responsibility is raised. It is suggested that corporate social responsibility indices should take into account the extent of a business's disinclination to pay tax as a sign of irresponsibility.

United Kingdom, Taxes, Venture Analysis, Analysis, Taxation, Business enterprises, Corporate social responsibility, Tax returns

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Who's afraid of the OFT?

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the need for professional practices to move with market forces rather than denying their pressures. The report by the Office of Fair Trading into accountants and solicitors working together is discussed.

Reports, Joint ventures, Column, Economic policy, Accounting firms, Accounting services, Law firms, United Kingdom. Office of Fair Trading, Occupational licensing boards

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It's a matter of opinion

Article Abstract:

The reliability of opinion polls is questioned on the grounds that results are often made up of unsatisfatory responses made after being approached at an inconvenient moment.

Evaluation, Public opinion polls

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