So much is going on I am having problems covering it all. So let me just point at this important Guardian story on the ongoing saga of the Channel Islands, vat
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How bent is the UK’s tax profession?
There’s a piece in Accountancy Age, published on Friday, that says: Most advisors would support a general tax amnesty, which they would communicate with many
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Ken Livingstone’s tax, and what needs to be done about small company taxation.
Some have suggested I should not have commented on Ken Livingstone’s tax affairs over the last couple of weeks. I reflected carefully before doing so,
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Bring on Bonds to liberate local economies
In 2003 Colin Hines, Alan Simpson (then an MP) and I wrote a paper called ‘People’s Pensions’. In it we called for the issue of
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What is Land Value Taxation?
People are asking what land value taxation is, which given the attention it’s getting is a fair thing to do. One explanation is here. I
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Ipswich – Wednesday – The Red Book and The Courageous State
I’m speaking on Wednesday evening at Labour Left’s Red Book Event in Ipswich. The event is at 7.30pm at the Unite Building, Grimwade St., Ipswich. David Hough and Dan Young are
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In praise of The Green Benches
I’ve just realised that Eoin Clarke’s Left Labour blog The Green Benches is now number one political blog in the UK. It’s an astonishing achievement by Eoin
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Isn’t it odd that the first thing Tory front @UKRightAngle campaigns for favours the rich?
The Tories are getting scared by the success of the left in using the internet for campaigning. Avaaz and 38 degrees seem pretty neutral to me;
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Is the Treasury telling the truth on anti-avoidance?
According to the FT, a Treasury spokesman said in response to Nick Clegg’s suggestion of a tycoon tax this weekend: “There are people out there
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