I noted very recently that the UK’s commitments on tax abuse in its agreement with the EU were weak, and then noted that minutes after
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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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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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I posted this not long ago as a Twitter thread: The more I read it the more I am perplexed by the Brexit deal. It
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The Brexit deal’s arrangements with regard to tax are surprisingly limited, unless they relate to VAT  and imports and exports. As far as I can
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This comes from the government’s analysis of its Brexit deal, leaked this morning to Guido Fawkes (quite deliberately, I am sure): There will be much
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As I write we do not know the details of any supposed Brexit deal. But I wrote this on Twitter last night and despite its
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I liked a Twitter thread by Chris Giles from the FT yesterday (and those are words I do not expect to write often). In it
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Johnson is trying to run down the clock on EU negotiations. It’s Labour’s job to hold him to account. A vote of no confidence may
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