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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I wrote this in July, but since Freeports are supposedly to be one of the big advantages of Brexit (even though they are possible within
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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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I really did not believe that the government would be daft enough to signal quite so soon that they really do intend to turn the
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The government issued a response to its consultation on permitting the creation of Asset Holding Companies in the UK yesterday. In the summary it said:
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In 2007 I wrote the blog post that follows. This afternoon I am presenting the paper that is linked within that post to the Loan
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Richard Brooks of Private Eye is chair of Tax Watch UK, and he has written to me this morning saying that the characterisation I have
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