In 2005 I wrote this with John Christensen: Automatic information exchange between countries would go a long way towards tackling the culture of tax evasion and
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Tomorrow is the day when May has to decide. The can is surely running out of road. By Saturday morning she has to be able
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I have very little confidence that the Cabinet will resolve its Brexit differences tomorrow. I, candidly, have very little confidence that it ever will. And, as
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I don’t always cheer for former PWC partners: that I admit. But I did for Amyas Morse, who is now the head  of the National
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I’ve known Jolyon Maugham for a while. We worked together on tax policy before the 2015 general election. The debate on domicile that was one
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The right-wing love to say inequality does not matter. They also love to say that the Gini coefficient that measures inequality is improving. They trumpet
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The collective denial of tax abusers is one of the things that characterises their behaviour. It does not really matter which of the three parties
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The Jersey Evening Post reported yesterday that: Last month External Relations Minister Ian Gorst announced that Jersey was following the UK by introducing a ‘settled-status’
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I gave evidence to the EU parliament last week on the VAT tax gap. This morning our parliament has published evidence I submitted to them
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