The Public Accounts Committee for this parliament has published its swan-song tax reports. It’s good enough to share in full. It makes a compelling case
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This exchange from Hansard a couple of days ago is interesting: Kelvin Hopkins(Luton North) (Lab): The Treasury’s problems are, above all, about income, not expenditure.
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International Tax Adviser has given publicity to Pinsent Masons in their secondary role as HMRC’s press agency, noting; During the 2012-13 tax year, the Revenue
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If you want to know whether UK politicians hold parliament in contempt or not then the evidence from today is pretty compelling. The Finance Bill
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To continue my series on necessary tax reforms I turn next to the vital reform that is needed of HMRC: _____________________ For archaic constitutional reasons
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I have just seen an email from a Lib Dem prospective parliamentary candidate that feels as if it has official sanction. It says: Liberal Democrats
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HMRC have obviously issued a press briefing that is breathlessly reported as follows by the FT: HM Revenue & Customs raked in £1.1bn from challenging
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Jolyn Maugham has provided an excellent analysis of the Court of Appeal decision in the Ingenious case. His analysis is more interesting though. As he says:
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A man called Bob Mountain, who as far as I know I have never met, has an article out on the Open Democracy web site
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