The FT has this morning published its annual forecasts based on a survey of 90 economists. I thought I would offer my view on key
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There is hope for 2021, but there’s also a big IF
2021 is not looking g good, but eventually we might beat coronavirus. The bigger problems are the issues it may leave behind and if we
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2021 requires political vision that seems to be absent in Westminster
It is now apparent that 2021 is going to be much harder in the UK than anyone might have expected, even a few weeks ago.
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A resolution we could all share for 2021
The UK’s already relaxed its laws preventing tax abuse as it makes clear its intention to wage tax war on the world post-Brexit
The UK government marked Brexit and its new ability to legislate without bothering to consult Parliament, or anyone else come to that, to announce changes
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2021 will be volatile
I have reviewed the last year, both from the perspective of this blog and from that of the political economy. But what of 2021? Knowing
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2020: what a year
I have already reviewed 2020 from the perspective of Tax Research UK, but the wider perspective is worthy of comment, if only as the groundwork
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2020: Tax Research’s year in retrospect
I always knew 2020 was going to be an interesting year. Like just about everyone else, I had no idea how challenging it was going
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It is with regret that Parliament will pass law today having no idea what it is, what it might do, and who is accountable for what
The House of Commons Committee on the Future Relationship with the European Union this morning issued their report on the Bill that Parliament will undoubtedly
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