I wrote a blog in Saturday which read as follows (to save you he time of going to read it): I was asked yesterday by
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The latest report of the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission  is implicitly damning of the government’s economic policy. It says: With the latest statistics
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HMRC has published a list of minimum wage offenders this morning. It has responsibility for policing enforcement of the minimum wage on behalf of the
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Accountancy Age had an interesting article yesterday (and it’s not often I say that these days). As they reported: The number of dawn raids carried out
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I got a real buzz out of discovering I had a new Twitter followers last night.  I admit  I get new Twitter followers, it seems,
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I was asked yesterday by a pretty experienced tax journalist how I defined the difference between tax planning and tax avoidance. “That”, I said “is
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The following comes from the Tax Justice Network, with permission: The attached edition of Tax Justice Focus is devoted to tax justice and human rights. Many anti
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This, from an FT email just arrived in my inbox, is interesting: Isn’t the message clear: the recovery is being run for Wall Street and
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The Conservatives won Newark. That should be no surprise: this was its 44th safest seat and the fact that Labour has won it in living
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