As the FT notes this morning: The amount of additional corporation tax collected through investigations into Britain’s largest businesses has fallen to its lowest level
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I’ve long argued that companies do not have a duty to avoid tax, or maximise profit come to that so it’s good to note that
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I liked this cartoon in the Guardian yesterday (deliberately small, click here for original): The sentiment is spot on: Cameron and Osborne talk tough on
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Today’s fifth anniversary Green New Deal report is featured in the Observer this morning. Observer cconomics editor Heath Stewart writes: Campaigners have warned that Britain is hurtling
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The Green New Deal group – of which I’m a member – has published its fifth anniversary report this morning: Our first report on how
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Andrew Rawnsley argues in the Observer tomorrow that Ed Miliband can’t retreat from his battle with the union bosses. I’d point in response to the same paper’s
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The United Kingdom Corporate and Individual Tax and Financial Transparency Bill had its second reading in parliament yesterday, as I noted at the time. Michael Meacher
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Michael Meacher (who is speaking on the subject of the UK Corporate and Individual Tax and Financial Transparency Bill in the House of Commons as I
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A short film from 38 Degrees explaining what the government’s gagging law is all about and why it’s bad for democracy. Featuring 38 Degrees, Guido
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