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A spot of bother for KPMG

Posted on November 26 2015

I note this in the Irish Times this afternoon: Disputes between the big accountancy companies and and tax authorities are common enough. But the decision
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6
Music for the economy of 2015: Livin’ in the Wasteland of the Free

Posted on November 26 2015

This is an absolute gem from Iris Dement I was wholly unaware of before it was recommended by Robin Stafford: The lyrics are here. This
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18
The new era of tax simplification will mean four tax returns a year – and no doubt big penalties for not doing complying

Posted on November 26 2015

Most people who have to do them find doing one tax return a year quite onerous. I know. I have helped many hundreds (maybe more)
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24
George Osborne: undermining democracy

Posted on November 26 2015

Democracy is entirely dependent upon the existence of effective opposition to the government of the day. I am aware that some are discussing whether we
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9
How many more West Coast mainline fiascos are coming our way?

Posted on November 26 2015

As the FT has noted: Although George Osborne, the chancellor, revealed plans to increase transport capital spending by 50 per cent to a total of
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2
The Department of Health on a shoestring

Posted on November 26 2015

I have no idea whether someone in the Department of Health was trying to send out some subliminal messaging this morning or not but I
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2
Thank you to 21,000 people

Posted on November 26 2015

Yesterday was the third best readership day in the history of this blog. There were more than 21,000 reads. This seemed to go down well:
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18
George is banking on a credit boom

Posted on November 26 2015

I have explained the concept of sectoral balancing before. At the risk of repeating myself, what it suggests is that if the government is to run
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7
Yesterday proved that cuts are not inevitable

Posted on November 26 2015

Tax credits were a cut too far. The Lords, the Sun, Labour and his own backbenchers had told George Osborne that was the case. He
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