Today sees the relaunch of the Fair Tax Mark of which I am the technical director. As many readers of this blog will know, I was
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Tim Worstall writes one of the more objectionable blogs in the web. I won’t link to it: it’s too offensive to do so. This morning
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This is just out from the Treasury: This is the data on which Osborne hopes to fight the election. Growth, he hopes will follow these
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There’s an interesting column in the FT this morning considering the experience of Roger Angell of the New Yorker. The tale is worth reading. More
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This morning seems to be one for infographics. Having just done one on tax it is essential to do one on social security. These comes
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The Telegraph published this infographic a few days ago. I’ll take the risk of sharing it. The data was produced by Smith & Williamson, a
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Economia is the official publication of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. My February column for them is out now under the title
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I had UKIP’s  draft tax policy drawn to my attention yesterday. It has the virtue of being almost incoherent in presenting many of its arguments. Other
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This opening paragraph from a new article  (paywall) by Reuven Avi-Yonah and Ariel Siman will surprise many people: When the U.S. originally enacted its corporate tax
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