Some people will have noticed the furious opposition that sustainable cost accounting gets on this site any time that I mention it. As a recent
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EU civil society organisations and trade unions call for urgent corporate tax transparency plan rethink
Transparency International published this post today, and I cross-post from there as a signatory referred to in it: Sixty-two civil society organisations and trade unions
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The next Covid wave is already appearing: now is the time to act
I am well aware that there are those who think I enjoy being a Cassandra for bad news. I don’t. No one wants bad news.
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The things to be learned from Cummings
News reports suggest that around 80% of people in the UK do not think that Dominic Cummings is a reliable witness. As a result they
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What’s wrong with accounting?
It’s pretty widely agreed that the accounts that companies publish are not now meeting users needs. But why is that? That’s what I explore in
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We need real change to the financial reporting of climate change if the real threats it creates are to be addressed
The Guardian has noted this morning that: Major businesses and investors in the world’s largest economies should brace themselves for a turbulent transition to a
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Who has suffered for Covid?
The Office for National Statistics published a report yesterday on the impact on wellbeing of Covid. The review covered March 2020 to April 2021 and
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Taxing multinational companies – the right way
A regular commentator on this blog asked yesterday: Given the blatant abuse by some multinational companies of their capacity to move their taxable gains for
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Inherited wealth and tax injustice
My old friend and fellow tax justice activist, Jim Henry has been busy in the US talking about an issue that is of great concern
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