No government that creates a 5.5% tax rate for multinational companies is committed to social justice
OK, I accept it's fairly obvious Seamus Milne of the Guardian and I have been talking when reading his column this morning but what the
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Let’s cut the crap, #NHS organisations can’t go bankrupt: the government can just refuse to fund them sufficiently
As Channel 4 reports this morning: The House of Commons public accounts committee has accused the Department of Health of “inventing rules and processes on the hoof”
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Tackling tax havens: unitary taxation
It’s often said that tax havens are a part of life and there’s nothing we can do about them. That’s not true, as a new
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Greece, tax evasion and what to do about it
I’m speaking on this subject this afternoon at 5pm at Athens Concert Hall in a meeting organised by the Socialist and Democratic group in the
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Greece is not alone – tax evasion is a British problem too
I guess it’s not too late to mention I had a piece in Comment is Free yesterday under the above title. Written in haste in
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Tales from Greece
I'm not the world's most enthusiastic traveller. I travel, more than I want. It's part of my job. It's why I am in Athens this
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Tackling tax havens: country-by-country reporting
It’s often said that tax havens are a part of life and there’s nothing we can do about them. That’s not true, as a new
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1 in 5 workers in the UK is paid less than a living wage
The BBC put out the following tweet this morning: 1 in 5 UK workers is not paid enough to provide a basic standard of living,
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