
Criticisms of Labour’s economic plans debunked by accounting professor
Critics are repeating old unsubstantiated myths.

Critics are repeating old unsubstantiated myths.

No fewer than 25 regulators deal with money laundering alone yet London is a major centre for dirty money, points out Prem Sikka.

We’re now paying twice for broadband – Labour’s policy is common sense.

The tax system is set up to serve the rich. This election, it’s time for change, says Prof Prem Sikka.

Arguments against raising corporation tax don’t hold water, writes Prof Prem Sikka. Pictured: 55 Tufton Street, where many right-wing think tanks have their HQ.

The stench of regulatory failure in the finance sector is everywhere. It has to be an election issue.

It’s time to close the loopholes – and give HMRC the resources it needs, Prof Prem Sikka writes.

Corporate debt and greed are going to sink the British economy, writes Prof Prem Sikka.

Now isn’t the time to cosy up to failing audit companies.

Local councils cannot manage due to “social dumping”.