"Mr Osborne now believes the case [for public country-by-country reporting by multinationals] has been made" https://next.ft.com/content/d424f3a0-c831-11e5-be0b-b7ece4e953a0#axzz3yq6DXw6p?ftcamp=crm/email/2016?ftcamp=crm/email/2016131/nbe/BreakingNews1/product_a2___a3__/nbe/BreakingNews1/product …
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7/n The (national and global) benefit-cost ratio of making this info public is extraordinarily high, as shown at http://bit.ly/CC-PDF
@alexcobham OK I am a miserable sod, but your assessment of the benefits-cost ratio says it is unknown, not 'extraordinarily high'
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@MForstater Look at costs. If data required by law, additional compliance for open publishing (probably) < 0. So BCR =? -
@alexcobham = unknown/ low (probably) = unknown - 1 more reply
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@MForstater@alexcobham I'm miserable too! I fear CBCR will not increase public conf or tax paid. To me G shows what info can lead to. -
@iaincampbell07@MForstater Would be interested to hear case that#googletax is result of *too much* info. - 3 more replies
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