This month’s Taxcast from the Tax Justice Network is out: Welcome to the latest episode of the Tax Justice Network’s monthly podcast, the Taxcast. You can
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We have a long way to go to beating the coronavirus pandemic
I was asked to share this, and am happy to do so. It is a recording of an Independent Sage meeting, a week ago, when
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A new definition of the purpose of audit
I am sharing this note in the hope of attracting comment on it. Although the readers of this blog, seemingly like the world at large,
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The amoral cesspit that is Johnson’s government
Three reports in The Guardian are telling this morning. The first refers to the cuts in the UK’s overseas aid budget, on which more detail
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Accounting could be the key to survival when it comes to the race to tackle climate change
As the Guardian reports this morning: Joe Biden, the US president, is hosting more than 40 world leaders virtually over the next two days to
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The coronavirus crisis within the economy is far from over – because reopening creates a whole new type of risk
I have long suggested that the big issue for the economy when facing the challenge of coronavirus was not surviving the lockdowns – we now
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The abuse of markets that is now promoted by right wing politicians has to end
The European Super League looks to have been killed by the universal opposition of supporters, players, managers and even politicians. I am pleased. I would
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Our tax system should not be altered to suit the demands of a billionaire
As the BBC has reportedBBC has reported: Boris Johnson told Sir James Dyson by text he would ‘fix’ tax issue The substance does not matter
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The UK’s institutional support for racism is now a cause for national shame
Like many I watched the verdicts being delivered in the Derek Chauvin trial last night, and gasped in surprise and relief that a man so
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