I was one of more than 3,000 signatories to this article in the Guardian and elsewhere this morning, originally published by Democratising Work: Working humans
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Peter May has added this video to the Tax Research wiki page on money. As he says, this is: Probably the best’ half hour video
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In the light of media interest in UK government debt I thought it was worth offering an explanation of it: The transcript is something like
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The House of Commons Library is a much overlooked and valuable source of information. When I was looking for data on a related issue this
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I suspect that if there had been a prize for guessing the first publicly owned institution to fail because of the coronavirus crisis few would
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There is interesting commentary on BBC Scotland this morning for those who follow Scittosh monetary affairs. They note: Andrew Wilson, an economist and former SNP
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I have already shown that there is nothing exceptional, odd or worrying about UK public debt now, and will not be even if it increases
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This is a plot of UK net public debt from 1692 to 2020. Data is from here. We’re used to seeing plots from 1980 onwards.
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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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