Seven chapters of the Joy of Tax are written. The eighth is well under way. There are three weeks left to finish them all if
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I was engaged in a Twitter exchange yesterday in which Giles Wilkes of the FT said that he thought that at some time Aditya Chakrabortty
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It is almost bizarre to note that the Guardian is carrying a story this morning that says Greece’s debt is unpayable whatever happens now. This
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This is my agenda for Thursday:

The latest data on household incomes and tax paid produced by the ONS has been neatly summarised in the Independent this morning and I am
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Joseph Stiglitz, Paul Mason and Aditya Chakrabortty all make clear what the issue is in Greece. All imply where there hearts lie. They would vote
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The whole debate about Greece is about bankers, creditors, payments, tax and budgets. It shows how warped our world is. Greece is a country facing
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A private sector space mission blew up yesterday. It was not the first: this is the third mission of significance to do so recently. What’s happening? Has
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Simon Bowers of the Guardian missed a great tax conference on Friday, staged by the Tax Justice Network. He went to the Oxford Centre for Business Taxation
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