Tory insolvency reforms are gesture politics. They won’t curb tax abuse
Why are corporate vultures free to take most of the pickings from bankrupt businesses?
Prem Sikka
Inquiry into financial services long overdue as UK suffers
Labour’s public inquiry into banking and finance industry is a real chance to hold miscreants to account, says Prem Sikka.
How an ‘Inequality Tax’ could restore some fairness to Britain
In his latest Left Foot Forward column, accounting expert Prem Sikka shows why it’s time for a new tax on high pay.
BoJo will continue showering corporations with money without an economic return
Boris Johnson and some members of his cabinet have held ministerial office since 2010 and are directly responsible for the failures that have inflicted austerity and wage freezes.
Economic crime: How the Tories are leaving foxes in charge of the hen house
Efforts to tackle fraud, corruption and money laundering could fall victim to corporate capture, argues Prof Prem Sikka.
How rotten audits are enriching accountancy firms and their partners
Why do we keep rubber stamping failure?
Whoever becomes the next PM, the rich are in for a treat
Johnson and Hunt’s tax plans are a bonanza for big business and the rich, writes accounting expert Prof Prem Sikka.
Prem Sikka: Theresa May’s legacy on tax avoidance is unforgivable
The outgoing PM has totally failed to bolster Britain’s toothless tax avoidance regulations.
Prem Sikka: British Steel crisis shows dangers of private equity
Greybull Capital has been associated with a string of bankruptcies but is financially healthy itself.
Prem Sikka: How UK regulators have covered up corruption and fraud
Corporate cover-ups go right to the top, writes accounting expert Professor Prem Sikka.