Somewhat to my surprise and to the surprise of UK Uncut Marks & Spencer was targeted by tax protests this weekend, apparently as a consequence
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If that’s the best the opposition can do they’re in trouble
I note that Mallen Baker, the man whose article I responded to when writing The Ethics of Tax avoidance on Friday features in the Observer
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The ethics of tax avoidance
The Ethical Corporation published an article yesterday under the title “Corporate disclosure: the tax blame game”. It said: It’s too easy to demonise big companies
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UK Uncut on the Today programme
The BBC reports: The group UK Uncut is calling for another day of action tomorrow to highlight what it claims is tax dodging by well
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Tax dodging: what would Jesus do?
Were he alive today, Jesus would be leading the campaign to crack down on tax-dodging billionaires and multinational corporations according to a really good article
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Middle Britain and the tax protests
The Daily Mail is a paper I usually read to see what the other side of the debate is thinking. But then this week it
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Europe heralds new era of tax transparency
The following blog is by Alex Cobham, policy manager at Christian Aid, It first appeared on the blog of the Task Force on Financial Integrity
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Why tax avoidance is a breach of contract
I have the following post on the UK Uncut blog this morning. They used the title “If ever there was a campaign the Tories should
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Wealth helping wealth
In amongst the cuts there’s time for the Tories to ensure they help their own. As the FT reports: Tens of thousands of investors are
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