The FT reports this morning that: Only one in 12 of the UK’s family-owned companies has plans to expand aggressively over the next five years,
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There are still those who say that tax abuse is not big business. And there are others who deny that it is, all too often,
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Ireland is to close the ‘double Irish’ tax arrangement that has facilitated so much international tax abuse. The reality is that this will mean it
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I liked this letter from veteran tax and poverty campaigner Rev Paul Nicolson in the Guardian this morning: Owen Jones’s tale of woe about rootless,
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I was pleased to note from the FT this morning that in debate on devolution of tax powers to Scotland “all three parties agree that
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I have warned, successively, that the Budget forecasts on tax revenue growth were ludicrously high both for this year and for several to come. I
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I am shamelessly taking this from a TUC press release issued this weekend as I think it needs to be known: UK workers are suffering
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What’s the difference between an increase of 21% in a year and a loss of 8% over seven years? The answer is that it depends
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I was amused by the presentation of this Guardian article this morning: I did wonder if there was an implication that I was now the
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