Richard Murphy on tax, accounting and political economy
In June this year an epidemiologist told me that unless the government was very incompetent there should be no second wave of coronavirus. It is
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As Matthew Taylor has noted in the Guardian: The British public backs an ambitious transformation of the UK into a greener, fairer more equal society
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The FT had a story yesterday with the headline: As the story noted: Deloitte has been ordered to pay a record fine of £15m plus
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Inheritance tax is supposedly one of thE most hated taxes in the UK, even though only a tiny proportion of estates pay it. I offer
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The Times had an article by Margaret Hodge MP and David Mitchell MP (Labour and Tory respectively) yesterday in which they said: As debate turns
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Some thoughts I posted on Twitter last night, best read from the bottom up: My point is simple, and given I have another agenda for
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As the FT has reported this morning: Starbucks’ European division paid $175m in dividends to its US parent company last year, despite recording a 99
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The Daily Express’ series of articles featuring my comments appears to be continuing, with a new one out yesterday. The sub-heading was: KEIR STARMER is
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What defines a modern state? It is the ability to make law, and the fulfilment of the duty to uphold it. What happens when that
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