Today is, of course, budget day. Rumour has it that it was moved from Wednesday to stop ghoulish jokes about Philip Hammond. And of course, if he
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I have lost count of the number of times over the last twelve years that I have been told that if only I was more
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The Harwich and Manningtree Standard is not a usual source here, but a news report it covered seems highly pertinent in the light of the
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This report from Reuters seems to have attracted little follow in news coverage, and yet sums up all too well just what the state of
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In the October 2018 Tax Justice Network monthly podcast the Taxcast: We speak to Nicholas Shaxson about his new book The Finance Curse: How Global Finance Is Making Us
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I know I said I would not be blogging over the last few days, but that gave me time to think. I thought about the
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This post was written by Alex Cobham, chief executive of the Tax Justice Network and originally posted on their blog: 15 years ago the Tax Justice Network proposed
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I wrote this in 2o10: The quantitative easing programme might be considered a short term success, but as we note, the benefit has been captured
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The National Audit Office has issued a report today on the UK’s preparedness for border controls as and when Brexit happens (as I think it will, I
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