As the Guardian has reported, the government is still refusing to confirm its intention to scrap up to 90% of tariffs after Brexit. There is
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It is quite extraordinary that the government was heavily defeated on Brexit in the House of Lords last night and yet almost none of the
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Cash is becoming scarce. And business would like to be rid of it. From a tax perspective I can share their view. From society’s perspective
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I have already noted this morning that at sometime in the future there will be a new post-Brexit order, in which order will be restored.
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The world is going green, even if too slowly. The FT reports this morning that: HSBC is facing investor pressure to end all financing of
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I am a little reluctant to discuss Brexit at present. What is there to say? The best that can be done is to note the
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This is the podcast that ties up many themes in my work, from tax justice to modern monetary theory and the Green New Deal:

I am cross posting this from the Tax Justice Network blog this morning. As is noted, I contributed to the thinking. The blog is by John Christensen and Nicholas
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I was a little surprised to find that my arguments on this blog as to why the UK has the right to intervene in the
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