Labour has promised to reduce UK government borrowing in its manifesto, to be formally published tomorrow. The aim is, of course, to appear to be
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It’s obviously not true that all tax wisdom is deposited in one political party. The Conservatives are struggling to find any, Labour is doing fairly
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There are three things to say about Osborne’s long term economic plan. The first is he did have one. It was based on imposing austerity.
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Labour has broadened its stated tax policy tonight. The previous seven commitments have been broadened to ten which are now: Abolish the non-dom rules so
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The Tories want to regulate rail fares. Almost all rail companies are already state subsidised. Rail rolling stock leasing is a tax arrangement for the
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Labour’s adoption of a policy to end the non-dom rule has helped it take a poll lead. Even though most people realise that the policy
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I spent last night discussing the election. Who with and where does not matter. What I argued (amongst other things) was something I have said
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According to politics.co.uk: Reading the reaction in the press over the past 24 hours to Labour’s commitment to scrap the non-dom tax status, you might
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There are many who, with wishful thinking, believe the UK’s current zero rate of inflation will not last and inflation will return soon. I do
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