The FT has an article by Gideon Rachman this morning which is headlined as follows:   I’d suggest that is unsurprising. The idea of markets
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I’m at the OECD today. No doubt BEPS will be on my agenda. But so is tax evasion. A lot of effort has been and
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My friend and fellow tax justice campaigner Dan Hind has a new book out. It’s called The Magic Kingdom. Normally I would  not comment on
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There’s a lot of debate on quantitative easing going on right now. It’s being seen as the magic bullet that might revive the Eurozone. It might.
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Tomorrow is the day when work starts again for most people in the UK. Before it does let’s just think about what we need to
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The Guardian reports this morning that: Figures published by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) show that the average time people spent waiting in a phone
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The FT has reported that its annual survey of economists has found that: Britain faces years of steeper public borrowing, slower debt reduction and higher taxes
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I shouldn’t be depressed by debate on tax, but I almost invariably am whenever a politician or an economist discusses the issue. Since most economists
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I was intending to blog today. But the title of this blog describes my relationship with my stomach during the last 24 hours. So maybe
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