Every now and again the Guardian slips through a Modern Monetary Theory editorial. Today is one of those days. It begins: A great deal of
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Earlier this year Rishi Sunak undertook a consultation on freeports. I submitted extensive evidence. So did others. I could not see an objective observer who
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I don’t get emails like this every day, I admit: “The Joy of Tax” is absolutely brilliant! I’m only on Chapter 3, and I’ve already
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The FT has an editorial today on the taxation of private equity and hedge funds. It comes in response to the review of capital gains
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The British Medical Journal had an editorial last week that pulled no punches. It began by saying: Politicians and governments are suppressing science. They do
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I had this article in the most recent edition of  The Chartist (no, I had not heard of it either). They commissioned in response to
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The Financial Times has suggested this morning that: The British government has launched a crackdown on multinationals suspected of wrongly reducing their UK tax bills
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This was written as a Twitter thread, but apart from imposing a constraint on the length of each paragraph it could have also been a
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There have to be moments light relief. This was one, last night: That was Bill Bailey redefining dad dancing in style, and with clear ability,
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