It’s good to see that the Indian government is pressing ahead with its general anti-avoidance rule, or General Anti-Avoidance Principle as I prefer to think
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I note from the FT that there’s a big spy scandal out there. And to get in before my far right friends do — the
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From Paul Krugman, a slide show exploring the links between inequality and this crisis. Well worth reading and reflecting on. Especially by those who like
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There are so many good blogs over at Tax Justice Network I can’t summarise them all. But I do recommend the following as well worth
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  Tax Research agrees with the definition of the Tax Gap produced by the Large Business Services of HM Revenue & Customs in 2005, reproduced
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As recently noted, discussion of the UK tax gap has recently taken place in the House of Commons. The Exchequer secretary, David Gauke MP, robustly
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On June 16 a debate took place in parliament on the UK tax gap. Initiated by Lib Dem MP John Pugh a number of speakers
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Markets misprice: fact. Just look at the fact that some enormously overpaid footballers have been humiliated over the last couple of weeks by a succession
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George Osborne’s belief is that if the state sector is scaled back the private sector will rush to fill the vacuum. That’s why he’s willing
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