Peter May has been assembling a page on the Tax Research wiki on resources on understanding money based on resources from the web: The page
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We need a National Wealth Service
I really did mean to write the headline of this piece. For once, I have not misspelt. I think that the time has come for
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If the Treasury view prevails we will be back in the 1930s – which is precisely why their ‘balanced budget’ demands must be rejected
As the Financial Times has noted this morning: Ministers will have to raise taxes sharply in the coming months to deal with an estimated £337bn
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The second wave is coming – but not before Johnson will declare victory
I have been reliably assured that for the next two weeks we are going to have good news on Covid 19 deaths. And better news
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I said that the government had to put people before wealth in this crisis. It’s now clear that they are going to put wealth first.
A week or so ago I wrote a blog with this title: People and jobs? Or wealth? The government has to decide which to prioritise,
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The Official Receiver has to get the case against KPMG on Carillion right
The Financial Times has reported that: The UK agency tasked with unwinding Carillion is preparing to sue KPMG for £250m over alleged negligence in its
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Where are we going from here? My talk to Ely Cathedral Business Group yesterday
Having been talking in an OECD conference during the dayI moved on to talk to the Ely Cathedral Business Group (of which I was a
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