Very shortly before the coronavirus pandemic really broke the Tax Justice Network published the first of a two-part series of articles on the relationship between
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The Johnson government has suffered its first, and quite humiliating, U-turn. As has been widely reported, despite Johnson’s staunch defence on Wednesday of the charge
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The Scottish Parliament debated its second Coronavirus Bill yesterday. It was a heated debate, but I am only concerned with two amendments, which were numbers
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It’s easy for most people to favour additional taxes on wealth. That is because they will not pay them. But suppose you were wealthy? Would
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One of the issues that is becoming very apparent in recent weeks and months is how hungry people coming here are for data and reliable
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As the Guardian has noted this morning: The highest paid 1% of British earners received nearly 17% of all the country’s income ahead of the Covid-19 crisis,
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The FT has noted: When the question is asked ‘how are you going to pay for it?’ one answer now is ‘the people who lend
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The reasons why wealth needs to be subject to additional taxation has been discussed in another Tax After Coronavirus (TACs) post, with all links being supplied
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I did a search of Companies House this morning. I found 100 companies with Covid in their name. The vast majority have been formed in
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