Richard Murphy on tax, accounting and political economy
The last of the introductory videos for my YouTube channel is now out: Accounting may not be everyone’s idea of a campaigning theme, but I
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It’s easy to forget that the day job of Winston Smith in 1984 was rewriting history. As Orwell said: Who controls the past controls the future.
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I note a fascinating article in the Guardian that suggested that parts of England might run out if water within twenty years. This is, apparently, the view
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Jim Harra, permanent secretary and so CEO of HM Revenue & Customs has objected to two of Sunak’s announcements this week. As the BBC report:
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It is 17 years since I wrote the first draft of what is now called country-by-country reporting (CBCR). Since then it has come a long
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HMRC published its tax gap data for 2018/19 yesterday. I have long criticised this annual debacle which has always published a number between £29bn and £38bn
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My Green New Deal Group colleague, Colin Hines, has this letter in the Guardian this morning: Your editorial (7 July) is right to insist that
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I have tweeted this: A UK economic plan in a tweet Spend money on care and energy efficiency in every constituency. Deliver a strong NHS
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