A little over a week ago The Times published an article noting that John Christensen and I had resigned our associations with the Tax Justice
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Unless the government briefing machine has gone very wrong we are going to see the announcement of 1.25% increases in both employer’s and employee’s national
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Nobody expected a shortage of bed linen in hotels to be a consequence of Brexit. But along with shortages of food, cars, blood testing bottles
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I saw claims published yesterday that national insurance is not regressive. I have to say that I disagree. Based on the analysis I have done
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I have been asked how much additional national insurance might be due in the UK as a whole in each year if all earnings were
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I wrote the blog post that follows this introduction in April 2020. I was anticipating the fact that there would be a furious debate when
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In the first four videos in this series on tax havens I have explored how they work, what they abuse, and why that abuse should
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My argument that national insurance should not be used to fund inreased spending on social care made it to The Mirrior this morning: You can
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Positive Money has made an appeal asking that people support the idea of a Bank of England central bank digital currency (CBDC) in the UK.
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