George Osborne is in Berlin today to sign a new deal that will make automatic information exchange from some tax havens a reality. As I understand
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Ways to create a more redistributive tax system
I am taking part in a debate on tax justice at the Class conference this coming Saturday at TUC Congress House in London. This session will have
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The problem of the free movement of people is a neoliberal creation
My friend, colleague and co-author Colin Hines has been working on ideas on what he calls progressive protectionism for several years. In typical style he
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Cameron’s appalling example
Those who read this blog will know that I am am not deeply impressed by David Cameron. He’s not the only politician for whom I
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The EU’s role as a catalyst for tax reform
I am presenting a paper on the EU and tax at a seminar at the House of Lords today organised by GREEN, which in this
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Tax justice at the Class Conference on Saturday
The Class Conference on Saturday includes the following session: Tax justice at the heart of a fair economy Time: 2.15 — 3.30pm Venue: TUC
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The EU VAT gap estimate for the UK is £1 billion more than the UK admits to
The EU published new VAT gap data last week for all 28 member states. The UK summary is here (click the image for a bigger
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Why don’t politicians hear that what people are saying it ‘it’s unfair’ and do something about it?
Politics is in a mess. The Tories are relying on immigration hysteria to rally support, and are tearing themselves apart in the process. Labour is
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Why auditing fails us all – or an explanation for Tescos
I was distracted last week and so did not find the time I needed or wanted to discuss the audit issues arising at Tesco, and
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