I made a joint submission to an IMF consultation on the future of corporation tax with Professor Andrew Baker of Sheffield University on Monday.
The submission was actually about 57,000 words in total as the IMF consultation was in large part about tax spillovers and I am now pleased to record that Andrew and I have the first peer-reviewed journal paper on this subject to be published anywhere now approved for publication in Global Policy journal in 2019. Accompanying it will be a guide on how to undertake the tax spillover analysis we have designed and a draft UK tax spillover assessment.
Right now the attachments to our submission are awaiting publication, but the submission itself is here.
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Seeing you producing stuff like this and also running this blog only increases my respect and gratitude for your hard work.
Well done and thank you.
It’s my job
Although I suspect I work beyond the call of duty
This one was not in the contract….
Excellent. Should be required reading for every economics, social and political studies student and every aspiring politician. We live in a critical time facing combined ecological, economic, social and political melt downs. To prevent mass global poverty, resource depletion, irreversible global warming and major social unrest we must get to grips with alternative thinking on tax that you advocate.
Have you considered publishing a version of it on The Conversation?
That’s an idea
I will talk to Andrew Baker …..
I have worked with a few scholars over the years, and I am always amazed at how rapidly they think and produce quality material. You sir, fit the mold!
I look forward to studying your paper.
There is more coming…..
Another report goes in today