Home
  • About
  • Richard Murphy
  • The Tax Research Wiki
  • Publications
  • Policies
  • Donations

Richard Murphy on tax, accounting and political economy

21
Bankers will fare better than public servants under Browne university funding plans

Posted on October 12 2010

See Left Foot Forward for the details But how absurd that we now have a positive discrimination in favour of high earners.

28
If Sir Philip Green was so good at buying why do his stores have sales so often?

Posted on October 12 2010

I’ve already noted Sir Philip Green’s report on supposed government purchasing inefficiency, and the gaping holes in it, here and here. But then it occurred
Read the full article…

10
Deliberate misrepresentation on pensions?

Posted on October 12 2010

IFA Online covered ‘Making Pensions Work’ yesterday, giving it a good report. In response they also noted that: Tom McPhail, head of pensions research at
Read the full article…

3
CDC to be reformed – now adopt the Code of Conduct

Posted on October 12 2010

As the FT notes: CDC Group, the state-owned private equity investor in emerging markets, faces an overhaul of its structure, strategy and executive pay under
Read the full article…

1
So much for high public sector pay

Posted on October 12 2010

As the FT reports: The apparent resilience of public sector wage growth compared with the private sector largely reflects the nationalisation of two of Britain’s
Read the full article…

11
Who created the chaos in government purchasing?

Posted on October 12 2010

I loved this letter in the Guardian today: I was interested to read Philip Green’s proposals for "more centralised procurement" by government (Report, 11 October).
Read the full article…

2
Sir Philip Green: the wrong man with the wrong mindset at the wrong time

Posted on October 12 2010

I have advised many businesses, many of them in deep trouble at the time I arrived. It looks like Sir Philip Green has too. And
Read the full article…

3
The ConDem fantasy

Posted on October 12 2010

The ConDem fantasy is staggering. The Mail reports: A quarter of incapacity benefit claimants will be forced to return to work immediately as part of
Read the full article…

  • Richard Murphy

    Read more about me

  • Newsletter signup

    Get a daily email of my blog posts.

    Please wait...

    Thank you for sign up!

  • Support Tax Research

    Loading…
  • Follow me on Twitter

    Tweets by @RichardJMurphy



    web analytics


  • October 2010
    M T W T F S S
     123
    45678910
    11121314151617
    18192021222324
    25262728293031
    « Sep   Nov »
  • Categories

  • Archives

  • Search

  • Creative Commons License
    Tax Research UK Blog is written by Richard Murphy unless otherwise stated and published by ​Tax Research LLP under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.

    Design by Andy Moyle

    Tax Research UK Cookies Policy

    Our Website uses cookies to improve your experience. Please visit our Private: Data Protection & Cookie Policy page for more information about cookies and how we use them.

    Close