The Telegraph published this infographic a few days ago. I’ll take the risk of sharing it. The data was produced by Smith & Williamson, a
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I noted the enthusiasm of some for my suggestions on tax and human rights the other day, so I thought I would return to the
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It’s been argued on the blog this morning that: Taking an individual’s property infringes their human rights, and so any form of tax is depriving
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Owen Jones has written what he calls a a nine point Agenda for Hope in the Independent this morning on which he hopes those concerned
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In the January 2014 Taxcast: Tax justice goes to the Cayman Islands; the latest fall-out from #OffshoreLeaks, the expose on tax havens from the International
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It was almost inevitable that at some time big business, with its ability to command almost untold sums in lobbying budgets, would fight back against
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Dr Atul Shah is a senior lecturer in accounting & finance at the University Campus Suffolk. A long time supporter of tax justice, he has
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As the FT reports this morning: Once upon a time there lived a noble and chivalrous group of knights in a great big castle called
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I’ve been asked to take part in a BBC local radio broadcast this morning on tax and obesity. The inspiration is a new report from
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