If those commenting on this blog were to be believed (and they should not be) the OECD’s preferred method of allocating profits between states allocates
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I tweeted last night that I was worried that the furore over supposedly unnecessary deaths in the NHS might be – as some academics warned Jeremy Hunt – an
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As many will know, trolling has reached new lows this weekend.   I make no comparison between the abuse of feminist campaigners on twitter and
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I am speaking at the All Party Parliamentary Group  for Social Science and Policy  in the House of Lords this morning, discussing ‘what can policymakers do to
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The following was published by BIS this morning: WRITTEN MINISTERIAL STATEMENT Rt Hon, Dr Vince Cable, Secretary of State For Business, Innovation and Skills, DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, INNOVATION
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I noted on Friday that Economia magazine had published an exchange between me and Ben Saunders about the Fair Tax Mark, which is a project of which I’m a
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I made my debut in Tax Analysts this morning, arguing that as for as tax is concerned the real importance of the Lough Erne declaration was the support it
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The OECD will be publishing its report to the G20 finance ministers ion how to tackle tax avoidance this week. There will be more of that anon,
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The TUC has explained why we’re in recession despite the unemployment not being as bad as expected: A new  TUC reports shows that seventy-nine percent of net
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