As was discussed in the introduction to this section on Tax and Society within the Tax After Coronavirus (TACs) project, tax has at least six
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There is something awfully scary about this image from the Observer: I have no doubt that the image was carefully chosen fro precisely this reason.
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This piece was first posted by Peter May on Progressive Pulse, which I publish, and I thought well worth sharing here: This is an interesting
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This comes from Peter Dawe, a fairly regular commentator on the blog from what I do not think he will mind me saying is a contrarian
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As I noted yesterday, the government’s furlough scheme has been extended from 31 May to 30 June. The logic for doing so was very simple.
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Confidence in government reporting of coronavirus is collapsing. The Telegraph has a headline this morning that says: The FT’s version is: And Chris Giles in
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The Telegraph noted yesterday: The Chancellor will have no choice but to raise taxes in the autumn to cover the huge amount of state aid spending
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As was discussed in the introduction to this section on Tax and Society within the Tax After Coronavirus (TACs) project, tax has at least six
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I have mentioned Bob Edwards’ suggestion that there be a question of the day on this blog. This was Bob’s opening question: How can small
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