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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The power of fairytales
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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Tax and obesity
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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Tax justice priorities in the UK for 2014
I’ve talked about the achievements tax justice had in 2013, and the problems they have given rise to, but I really do not think tax
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15 problems for tax justice arising in 2013
I have already mentioned 15 tax justice achievements in 2013. Here are 15 problems that almost directly arise from that list and the ambiguous commitments
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15 tax justice achievements in 2013
I was musing on the above subject yesterday in anticipation of returning to work and came up with the following MindMap: I suspect I’ve missed
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Public Accounts Committee slams HMRC – but now it’s time for solutions
The Public Accounts Committee has published its report on HMRC this morning and it is damning. The summary says: In pursuing unpaid tax, HM Revenue
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Sea change moments and post-crash political economy
A political economist I much admire, and with whom I have co-authored, is Andrew Bake at Queen’s University, Belfast. He has a new post on
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