I made clear yesterday that I was not endorsing any party in the general election. I stand by that. But I admit, that like almost
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Transparency International have issued the following press release in the last hour. It’s good to see the EU Parliament is still willing to take the
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A month ago I wrote: Abolishing the domicile would be the best indication of a commitment to tax justice in the UK Now Labour has
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I have written a lot about this general election campaign, and this is a blog that is on tax. But then tax, voting and democracy
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I have already suggested that I think come Friday morning that if election results are anything like those predicted by all opinion polls the Conservatives
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There is much debate about what will happen if we have a hung parliament on Friday morning. The FT forecasts 281 Conservative and 266 Labour
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Martin Wolf summarises his feelings about the election campaign rather well this morning in the FT: The time has surely come to shift the focus
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The  Tax Journal has an article that it suggests is an end of Parliament scorecard on the efforts of the last government in tackling tax
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Many of country-by-country reporting’s civil society supporters have come together to argue why it is now a must have for public companies. Download the whole report
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