I sent the final chapter of the Joy of Tax to my publisher yesterday afternoon. After years of this being a title in need of a
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Seven chapters of the Joy of Tax are written. The eighth is well under way. There are three weeks left to finish them all if
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From this month’s Bookseller: The only slight problem is that it’s delayed until August or thereabouts, but that’s just a detail.

I shouldn’t be depressed by debate on tax, but I almost invariably am whenever a politician or an economist discusses the issue. Since most economists
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There’s welcome news this morning from the FT that the impact of the new 7% stamp duty rate on house sales at more than £2
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Having blogged about the fact that I am about to start work writing ‘The Joy of Tax’ it was good to note this in the
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For a number of years I said I was working on a book called The Joy of Tax. However the immediacy of campaigning and the
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I didn’t intend to have a twitter rant aimed at those who say they can’t see how the UK tax consensus has been broken tonight, but I
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George Monbiot has an excellent article on tax in the Guardian this morning. At its core is an argument for land value taxation, which he explains has long had
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