A while ago I suggested two groups of tax evaders that HMRC should pay attention to. They were private tutors and users of e-bay. People
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Only one in three companies in the UK pay tax. It’s likely that up to one in two, at least, should. The rest don’t pay
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The South Yorkshire Star, obviously reproducing a H M Revenue & Customs press release reported over the weekend: Visitors to Easter car boot sales in South
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I’m wading my way through the tax avoidance announcements in the Budget today – which are as clear as mud and about as useful. When
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This comes from the Left Foot Forward blog, shamelessly borrowed, I’m afraid: Ed Balls, speaking at the Unions 21 conference this morning, said that George
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In my opinion the ProgTax Blog is an enormously welcome addition to the tax blogosphere. It’s producing incisive analysis on key issue and I warmly
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I mentioned last week that the Tax Journal was holding on an line poll on the tax gap. Well given that the Tax Journal is
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I was at a meeting in Westminster this morning organised by the Association of Revenue & Customs – the union representing the senior staff of
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My new report, 500,000 missing people: £16 billion of lost tax, highlights the fact that only one third of UK companies actually pay corporation tax
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