I am aware I touched on the issue of inheritance tax on farms yesterday, but I felt it was worth another go. There is a
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The tax justice movement really does need to get its demands right
As the Guardian reported yesterday: The UK’s offshore financial centres must fall in behind plans to stop “dirty money” by publishing registers of corporate ownership,
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HMRC’s steady decline continues
As the FT noted a couple of days ago: The number of HM Revenue & Customs investigations into serious tax fraud and avoidance has fallen
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Dan Neidle’s tax proposals are all about perpetuating existing economic power structures within out society
The issues that I have raised with Dan Neidle’s tax proposals appear to continue to attract interest. In particular, there are some commentators who seem
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Tax justice – Dan Neidle style
I mentioned Dan Neidle’s proposed reform of capital gains tax yesterday. As he had previously done with investment income, he suggested that the ‘normal rate
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Inheritance tax is inherently fair
I was on Radio 5 this morning discussing inheritance tax with a Conservative commentator who really was a little clueless. This is a clip we
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Wealth taxes can only be built on the foundations created by those who fought tax havens
Way back in 2005, John. Christensen and I wrote what was to become the foundational document of tax justice, which it still is in many
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Are the rich going to leave?
In the run-up to the budget, I have seen claims that as many as one in five people are planning to leave the UK because
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As managers, Labour are utterly incompetent.
The Guardian has reported: Rachel Reeves is considering raising capital gains tax as high as 39% in the budget, the Guardian can reveal, amid a
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