Richard Murphy on tax, accounting and political economy
I can’t be alone in thinking coronavirus is now the biggest short term problem facing our economy: stock markets in the USA and UK continued
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Trump has been desperate to say that the USA is not vulnerable to coronavirus. And it is easy to see why. Most of those supporting
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The FT’s Moral Money column noted this yesterday: For years, US investment managers have been talking about huge demand building for ESG funds — but
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The FT has noted this morning that: Britain must spend at least £1tn over 20 years and devolve power out of London if Boris Johnson’s
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The Fair Tax Mark (of which I was until last year a director, and which I still advise) has announced this morning that: Capita has
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I noted yesterday the problems that might arise if people were not compensated for self-isolating to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Then I saw that
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As a trustee of the Cambridge Trust for New Thinking in Economics I’m more than happy to share this tweet: The programme is available here,
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I have done a couple of events with PQ Magazine of late. This magazine is aimed at accounting trainees (PQ stands for ‘part qualified’). There
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There was a debate in the Commons on the tax gap yesterday. Labour initiated it. John McDonnell led the attack for them. You can read
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