I noticed a new book announced by MIT Press yesterday. It is: As the blurb says: In this book, scholars from a range of disciplines
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I welcome the news from Conor Murphy, who is Northern Ireland’s new finance minister, that he has no plans to cut the corporation tax rate
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As the FT has noted: Ministers are poised to renationalise the failed Northern rail franchise as the government pledges to invest £500m in reopening defunct
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As part of my now regular contributions to AccountingWEB I have written a post on the odd fact that the most publicity-hungry of companies seem
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Two articles have struck me this morning. One is in the Guardian, by regular commentator John Harris. The headline in this article says most of
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The Bank of International Settlements and Banque de France published an eBook for Davos this week: The BIS says of the book that: Climate change
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Tax justice has always been a serious issue. It’s always been about development, poverty, the rule of law, equality (and inequality) in all its forms,
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It is worth recording just how badly the Johnson government is already doing. Unless we do we conceded the narrative to them. First, a Johnson
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My headline is, I think appropriate. Trade outside the EU is going to be nightmarishly difficult. For the UK the cost is currently incalculable. I
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