As has been widely reported the European Court of Justice ruled against Google yesterday, saying a Spanish man had the right to have links to
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This is excellent: The point regarding other European countries doing very well without our levels of inequality is very powerful. Please watch and share.

Much of the press is rather excitedly reporting that the Conservative Party has a lead over Labour in some opinion polls today, even though the
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This morning’s Today programme included an interview with John Cridland from the CBI discussing the state of the economy, the Pfizer bid, and more. The
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It was a Friday and Saturday of tax stories last week. On Friday we were all supposedly going to have our bank accounts raided by
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I have published a report this morning that was written as a briefing for the Africa Progress Panel in January 2014. They asked me to
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As many will know poet Steve Pottinger has a history of taking on coffee shops who don’t pay their tax. He began with Starbucks and
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As the FT notes this morning the Publicis-Omnicom merger has failed. The French-US deal always looked to be tax driven. As the CEO of US
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One of my regular opponents, the thoroughly distasteful Tim Worstall, decided to lay into Oxfam’s new report on corporate tax in developing countries on Forbes.
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