Actually, this bog isn’t about what I’d do if I was Chancellor for a day. This was the theme that the Taxpayers’ Alliance and Joe Stead of
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I had an article on Comment is Free this afternoon, talking about the fuss made about the BBC paying contract staff without iperating PAYE. For the record,
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Public Finance reported this week: A group of councils are considering the first major local government bond issue since the 1980s as part of proposals
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The Times has said today: H M Revenue & Customs believes that personal tax avoidance costs the economy $4.5 billion a year. The exposure of the Liberty tax scheme suggests this
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From the Times editorial today: It is an oddity of the system that Jersey, a Crown Dependency, not only serves as a tax haven but provides
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Mark Serwotka got it spot on when speaking to the Guardian yesterday, who report: Blaming civil servants for the west coast rail fiasco is “deplorable”
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Parliament’s Public Affairs Committee (easily the most effective committee ion the House of Commons right now) has a new report out this morning on Off-payroll arrangements in the
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I have noted I had quite a good evening at the Association of International Accountants’ Founders’ Lecture tonight. In contrast John O’Connell of the Taxpayers’ Alliance did
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When I mentioned earlier this week that I had been nominated for an accounting award I have to admit I did not think there was
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