I mentioned I had written a programme for tax reform in the UK yesterday, and set out then the principles that guided it. These are
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The current government has been behind the bedroom tax that has forced tens of thousands of people living into social housing to move home, break
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I’m always reluctant to say I am going to start publishing a part work in case I run out of enthusiasm for the task. But
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Danny Alexander has announced a review of business rates to report in 2016. That’s a touch optimistic of him: by then I suspect he will
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I am not alone in proposing green quantitative easing. The following, published over the weekend is a very similar argument to mine: Here is what the
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There will be no winner in this year’s general election. We all know that. Every political party barring the Labour and Conservative parties know, of
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I was delighted to have contributed to a Guardian profile of Margaret Hodge published today. This is the relevant bit: Richard Murphy, a campaigner and
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I confess to having borrowed the following blog from Geoff Tily on the TUC’s Touchstone blog but it seems pretty important to me because it
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Oxfam has published its precipitous for beating tax abuse in Europe. They say: Oxfam is calling upon the European institutions, especially the European Commission in
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