I got an email overnight that I could reply to as a private mail, or I could hide the identity of the person who sent
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As the FT noted this morning: Most of the tax justice movement will have nothing to do with OECD and EU efforts to beat tax
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As many sources note this morning, strikes are continuing. The ambulance workers’ dispute this week will undoubtedly cause deaths, on which the right-wing media are
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This tweet has links to an article by me for Bylines: The Bylines Network special feature article this month comes from @RichardJMurphy, who explains how
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I posted this thread on Twitter this morning: The most difficult thing about writing about economics at the moment is working out why it is
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Purely by chance as I was beginning to moderate comments this morning I noticed that I had published 19,999 posts on this blog to date.
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On Wednesday the Telegraph posted an article by Neil Record, who happens to be the Chair of the notorious Institute for Economic Affairs. The headlines
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The Public Accounts Committee has noted failures in HMRC’s work in closing the tax gap this morning due to staff being diverted to tackle Covid
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Consumer confidence in the UK continues to accurately reflect the fact that the government is doing its utmost to trash the economy by refusing adequate
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