May’s anti-corruption strategies are failing, but they don’t have to be
The Tory Government has weakened the Anti-Money Laundering Bill again and again. Anneliese Dodds explains how, if made stronger, it could end corruption in Britain.
Tax transparency is crucial to supporting developing countries and stopping corruption
We shouldn’t depend on whistleblowers to make the truth public
A year on from the Panama Papers, a post-Brexit ‘Global Britain’ should lead on transparency
When Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Article 50 last week, she led Britain into the risky, uncertain world of Brexit. While we campaigned passionately for the UK to remain in the EU, Brexit now seems unstoppable. The battle now istest
Article 50: Time for Tory ministers to stop their arrogant posturing and work constructively with Europe
Only a sensitive, collaborative approach to Brexit can protect the British economy
Theresa May is no safe pair of hands – her corporation tax cuts couldn’t be more reckless
The UK won’t profit from a race to the bottom on corporate tax
Apple Tax: Record €13bn fee can help slam the door on sweetheart deals
Only by working with European allies can we crack down on tax avoidance
The EU negotiations are about more than big business — we should all be involved
We can’t let infighting and leadership contests affect the most important negotiations in generations
Curbing tax-dodgers is among the EU’s great strengths – why won’t the Tories back it?
Tory MEPs voted against country-by-country reporting five times
European Commission has taken a major step forward on tax avoidance
Under the new proposal, companies will be forced them to reveal where they make profits and where they pay tax
Comment: The fight against Panama-style tax evasion begins at home
David Cameron has talked tough but done very little, and action is long overdue