The OECD has published a new report that says it is now quite sure that inequality matters and has a significant impact on the economic
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My interest in country-by-country reporting is, I admit, personal, since first advocating it in 2003, so it was good to read this in Tax Notes International
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Christmas has come early for tax dodging lawyers as HMRC has announced a new tax amnesty for solicitors this morning, saying: The Solicitors’ Tax Campaign
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The FT worries me this morning. First it said this: The UK can have a growing banking sector without condemning itself to more frequent and
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Jolyon Maugham wrote of one if his own blogs a couple of days ago: Like many others (I presume) I decided to ignore that blog
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This letter was in the Guardian today: Instead of the eye-wateringly cruel cuts in public services inherent in the chancellor’s obsession with rapid deficit reduction,
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I loved this on the Tax Justice Network blog: The related blog post is important too.

The way George Osborne tells the austerity story you’d think that it followed automatically that if he imposes austerity by cutting government spending it will
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The whole of  George Osborne’s economic policy is based upon his determination to remove the government deficit. Because he also hates all forms of taxation
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