Richard Murphy on tax, accounting and political economy
The biggest anti-avoidance measure in the budget is an attack on disguised partnership arrangements, which HMRC are forecasting will raise more than £300 million a year, whilst
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We know now that the UK has been successful in persuading Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man to sign what many call 'son of
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All budgets end up being tagged. Last year's was the pasty and caravan budget. By delivering a 1p cut in the price of a pint
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The budget says: Following the Autumn Statement 2012 announcement that the Government would look to conclude further agreements based on its groundbreaking agreement with the
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I don't have a link as yet, but this morning Jersey's Chief Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, has issued a two and a half paged statement
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I can't recall now for how long I've done the budget commentary on the Jeremy Vine Show; it's several years now. So since it's another
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A great many people in Cyprus and beyond are suddenly realising that there is no such thing as money in the bank. Although it should
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Osborne doesn't speak today until 12.30. But he trailed a 20% subsidy for childcare costs as his great middle class give away in the budget
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