It’s become mildly fashionable in right wing circles to have a pot shot at my estimates of the tax gap. Mark Field MP was the
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Common ground with John Redwood?
Perhaps the most surprising attendee at the PCS drop in session I’ve just blogged was John Redwood MP. If you read the report of the
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The savagery of Richard Murphy’s blog
One last comment from Hansard on yesterday’s debate on the tax gap, where the following was said as the debate concluded: John McDonnell: This has
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The tax gap in parliament
From Hansard yesterday (edited): John McDonnell: The debate was about how to resolve the deficit that has arisen as a result of the credit crunch
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The Office for Tax Responsibility
The Office for Budget Responsibility is in a mess. The government’s finances are in a mess. The most obvious solution for solving the mess —
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Benefit fraud is 624 times more serious than tax evasion
The tax gap from evasion is, give or take the odd billion or so, £70 billion at present. The total tax gap is about £120
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Tax avoidance is part of the tax gap – so let’s move on
The far right have always liked to argue that my work on the tax gap is wrong because I categorise tax avoidance as part of
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What is the tax gap?
Tax Research agrees with the definition of the Tax Gap produced by the Large Business Services of HM Revenue & Customs in 2005, reproduced
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If the HMRC tax gap data was right why did George Osborne so obviously contradict it in his budget speech?
As recently noted, discussion of the UK tax gap has recently taken place in the House of Commons. The Exchequer secretary, David Gauke MP, robustly
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