According to The Telegraph, a Taxpayers' Alliance campaign to have national insurance renamed Eranings Tax is likely to be successful. A number if, inevitable thoughts
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Tim Worstall wrote UKIP’s tax policy – and they’ve just deleted it
Tim Worstall writes one of the more objectionable blogs in the web. I won’t link to it: it’s too offensive to do so. This morning
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Cuts are targeting the vulnerable
This morning seems to be one for infographics. Having just done one on tax it is essential to do one on social security. These comes
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The message to take from the 1%’s tax bill is just how unequal society is
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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Tax and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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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The non-payment of tax is an abuse of human rights
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’ 9 point Agenda for Hope
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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The January Tax Justice Network Podcast
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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The inevitable backlash against tax reform has begun. It’s civil society’s job to fight back
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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