The International Tax Review (a subscription only publication) has produced a lengthy article that says: To mark the 21st birthday of International Tax Review in
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A manifesto for tax justice
Demands for tax justice continue to ferment in the face of the economically unjustifiable cuts that the ConDems are seeking to impose on our economy.
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What sort of tax system do we want?
There are three events of major political significance to the public sector this week. The first is the issue of the Department of Work and
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Subsidising inheritance is the worst use of public money
The Law Society has sent me an email saying: Increasing care home fees could mean elderly people have nothing to leave in their wills. This
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Taxing questions
I liked this letter in the Irish Times today, so I hope they’ll forgive me reproducing it in full: When the need for public money
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The Vodafone protests continue
As the Observer notes: Campaigners have threatened to extend direct action protests after once again forcing Vodafone stores to shut. Activists have gathered under the
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The demand for tax justice
I’m writing on a day when I’m speaking at a TUC event on the need for tax justice. On the day when demonstrators will, I
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Time for Europe to take tax justice seriously
John Christensen, the director of the Tax Justice Network, has a piece with the above title in the latest edition of New Europe, just published.
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Tax Justice Network / AABA conference 2011 – call for papers
The Tax Justice Network in association with the Association for Accountancy and Business Affairs has issued a Call for Papers for a research workshop on
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