It’s extraordinary to note that on the day before the government supposedly announces a big crack down on tax avoidance by the wealthy in the UK it has today
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Britain’s tax rules – now written for and by multinationals
Felicity Lawrence has written a Guardian article under the above title. Please read it. It focuses on what for me is one of the big issues of
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The tax avoidance Osborne won’t tackle tomorrow
I’ve already explained that the general anti-avoidance rule (GAAR) that George Osborne will announce to0morrow will be no such thing, so it’s best to explain why.
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45p tax – on its way – but the numbers don’t stack
I suspect that this is well sourced. Its by Patrick Wintour in the Guardian: An initial cut in the top rate of income tax for those earning
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George Osborne will NOT be announcing a general anti-avoidance rule tomorrow
It’s being widely trailed that the budget will include endorsement of Graham Aaranson’s so called general anti-avoidance rule tomorrow. So let’s be clear, Aaranson did not
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NHS, 5 July 1948 to 20 March 2012, RIP
The Commons will pass the Health and Social Care Bill today. It is therefore appropriate to note that as from tomorrow the NHS is just
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Tax avoidance and evasion: George’s seen them off already, says Tory MP
I received the following, somewhat amusing email from my local MP, the far-right Tory Liz Truss, today. I reproduce it as I got it: Good
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The madness of road privatisation
The UK government now has just about the lowest rate of interest on its borrowing that it has ever enjoyed – in least in the
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Is the 50p tax rate the best managed budget diversion of all time?
More ink has beene expended on the 50p tax rate in advance of this budget than anything else. Now suppose Osborne really is playing a
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