The paper published today to coincide with my launch of the idea of  Sustainable Cost Accounting is available here.      

Earlier this year I was asked to think about the relationship between financial accounting and natural capital accounting by Dr Rupert Read of the University
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Unusually much of my blogging today will be on just one subject, which is a new idea I am launching today, which I have dubbed
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My friend and colleague Prof Len Seabrooke reviewed my blog on Facebook and its planned new currency this morning and sent me this: You can
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The FT has reported that: People hiding money overseas are increasingly being caught by the UK tax authority, which has sharply increased revenue from undeclared
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No, I am not talking about the Tory leadership election. Or Brexit. I know both might make my case but what I am instead referring
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I feel somewhat reluctant to return to the issue of my tax gap estimate,  but since it is causing further debate I will. Let’s be
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I have been desisting from commenting on Facebook’s proposed new currency, which they call Libra. There has been good reason. I wanted to know more;
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I have already referred to my book The Joy of Tax once this morning. Let me do so again. In it I described tax as
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