As the BBC have reported: Apple’s Italian subsidiary has agreed to pay €318m (£235m; $348m) following an investigation into tax fraud allegations, Italy’s tax office
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2015 Newsmaker: Murphy’s law
The Guardian has just published this: I think they were trying to establish a mad professor theme with that choice of photo. As for the
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2015: A year in taxation
I have already mentioned the EREP publication ‘The Cracks Begin to Show: A Review of the UK Economy in 2015’ this morning. This is my
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The Cracks Begin to Show: the UK Economy in 2015
The EREP network — Economists for Rational Economic Policies (of which I am a member) — has published its Review of the UK Economy in
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Financial crises, flooding and foreigners
In 2008 the banking sector collapsed. Gordon Brown blamed tax havens. Only later was it quietly admitted that the crisis began in US and UK
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I believe in the politics of hope
Janan Ganesh has an article in the FT this morning in which he argues: The politics of hope has a spurious respectability but reeks of
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Paying for flood defence work is easy unless you’re looking in the petty cash
David Cameron has said he will spend whatever it takes to provide flood defences. Respectfully, everyone knows that if he does that benefits will be
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Simon Danczuk needs to learn some economics and apologise when he has
I am, if I can be quite candid, quite angry to read this in the Guardian: Labour MP Simon Danczuk has become the latest person
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At long last some in Parliament are taking fundamental corporation tax reform seriously
The Guardian reported yesterday that: Abolition of corporation tax is to be considered by a new cross-party group of MPs and peers who will subject
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