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The worst of the PAC tax conference

Posted on October 31 2014

The morning session of the PAC tax conference was, I think it fair to say, pretty good. Margaret Hodge was on form. Grace Perez-Navarro of
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I’m not grumpy all the time

Posted on October 31 2014

I was amused by a comment from a journalist I met at the PAC conference yesterday, who assured me he did not wish to sound
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An Office for Tax Responsibility: an idea whose time is coming

Posted on October 31 2014

I floated the idea of an Office for Tax Responsibility at the PAC Conference yesterday, and the response was interesting and favourable from some key
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Why weren’t HMRC at the Public Accounts Committee tax conference?

Posted on October 31 2014

I was at the Public Accounts Committee tax conference yesterday and if I get time will note a number of reactions today. What was immediately
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Lies, damned lies, George Osborne and First World War Debt

Posted on October 31 2014

The government has issued a press release today saying: Government to pay off part of the nation’s First World War debt, as part of a
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Fining banks is yesterday’s punishment. Make it personal, and include bars

Posted on October 31 2014

Barclays is expectng to be fined £500 million for rigging foreign exchange markets. So, it's another day and another massive fine for a bank. Put
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If Jim Murphy is the answer then Scottish Labour is asking the wrong questions

Posted on October 31 2014

I commented on the referendum in Scotland and so will comment on its aftermath despite the fact that I am not, of course, anywhere near
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Today at the PAC Conference

Posted on October 30 2014

The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee is holding what is, I think, the first ever conference staged by such a committee today, looking, almost
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Can we close the tax gap? (Answer: yes, we can)

Posted on October 29 2014

I was in debate with Heinz Zourek, the Director General of EU taxation yesterday at an event I have already mentioned. During that debate I
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