I am one of sixteen authors to have contributed chapters to this new book: Available here and elsewhere, no doubt. My contribution is on country-by-country reporting.
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Getting the talk right
I’d recommend an article by Tom Clark in the Guardian, published sometime yesterday I think in which he concluded: The question endlessly put to the
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Osborne’s forecasts for self assessment tax look as ropey as I forecast in 2013
HMRC have published new figures on tax receipts today that let me look at one of the critical assumptions underpinning George Osborne’s plans for a
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HMRC survey finds that people think that tax avoidance is unacceptable
HMRC have published the results of a survey that they have undertaken on people’s attitudes towards tax avoidance this morning. This is, perhaps, the most
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Trumped
I have to take Donald Trump seriously. We all do. Some Americans are convinced by him. The Pope has taken him seriously. And said what
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What Labour should be saying on the economy now
I have already posted my speaking notes from an event last night where I talked about where I saw Labour’s economic policy going. I should
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Labour should ride its luck
I spoke at an event organised by my department at City University last night on ‘Labour’s View of the World’. Unsurprisingly I concentrated on the
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Time to increase the tax on oil?
Oil prices are low. You may have noticed. And now the markets are. They are reacting in two ways. First, they have realised that low
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So Cameron fails: what then?
I am well aware that when it comes to the politics of EU leader summits predicting anything is hard. But today is a crunch day
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