Richard Murphy on tax, accounting and political economy
From the Press Association: Bank of England governor Mervyn King has surprised trade unions by describing the huge banking bailout as "unfair" and has appeared
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Mr Justice Eady is to be replaced as the senior UK libel judge. Hallelujah! Never in the course of UK justice has so much harm
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I was amused when debating the subject of the tax gap with Michael Fallon MP on Jeff Randall’s Sky TV programme last evening. Fallon tied
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I’ve already suggested today that there’s pretty strong evidence that living in a state which has a high overall level of tax is likely to
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From the FT: The Republican Party continued its rollercoaster ride on Tuesday night when a controversial Tea Party candidate won the party’s Senate nomination for
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John Wiley, the academic publisher, has just issued the seventh edition of a book entitled ‚ÄòAccounting Theory’. Page 27 is a case study. It’s this
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I wrote recently about a question asked on this blog about whether more state spending does produce benefit for those living in a jurisdiction. I
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