Richard Murphy on tax, accounting and political economy
I have reviewed the last year, both from the perspective of this blog and from that of the political economy. But what of 2021? Knowing
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I have already reviewed 2020 from the perspective of Tax Research UK, but the wider perspective is worthy of comment, if only as the groundwork
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I always knew 2020 was going to be an interesting year. Like just about everyone else, I had no idea how challenging it was going
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The House of Commons Committee on the Future Relationship with the European Union this morning issued their report on the Bill that Parliament will undoubtedly
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The Bill to approve the Brexit deal has been published. Included is this wonderful clause, which basically says a Minister may enact anything they wish
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My elder son and I were discussing politics over Christmas, as is our habit, and he accused me of being an idealist. That resonated with
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I posted this not long ago as a Twitter thread: The more I read it the more I am perplexed by the Brexit deal. It
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I wrote this in July, but since Freeports are supposedly to be one of the big advantages of Brexit (even though they are possible within
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Helen Schofield, Twitter and Facebook all drew my attention to a new report from the Gower Initiative for Modern Monetary Studies this morning. As Helen
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