Ann Pettifor on why the rich must be first to pay for the climate crisis
The economist and author of the Green New Deal talks money, men and malpractice.
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How the UK leads the world in tax abuse
The UK leads the OECD in its contribution to global tax loss, inflicting $68.2bn of annual tax loss on other…
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The best way to boost economic growth is to reverse hard Brexit
Brexit is forecast to do twice as much permanent damage to the economy as Covid. But this self-inflicted wound can…
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High hopes meet harsh realities at the G20 in Rome
Key leaders stayed away and firm commitments on climate change were thin on the ground at this weekend’s summit, ahead…
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The UK tax burden is still low compared with most Western countries
Even after recent tax rises, Britain is still more lightly taxed than most major EU countries.
ByTories to reverse 1 per cent rise in National Insurance
George Osborne places tax cuts at the centre of the Conservative agenda.
ByZac Goldsmith denies ‘dodging’ tax
Tory candidate insists he derives “very few benefits” from non-domicile status
ByBrown seeks support for “Tobin tax”
PM secretly tries to persuade bankers to support transaction tax, while EU ministers express interes
ByFSA head supports new banking tax
Tax on “socially useless” activities would curb excessive bonuses, argues Lord Turner
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