The Paradise Papers are the direct result of wilful Tory inaction on tax avoidance
The growth of offshore tax havens is no coincidence — the government prioritise helping the rich and powerful at the expense of everyone else.
Prem Sikka
Here’s why you shouldn’t trust the Tories’ tax revenue figures
Rather than responding honestly to a difficult question, the Prime Minister appears to have engaged in some creative accounting.
Budget: the Chancellor’s obsession with the deficit will drive our economy into the ground
There are a number of tools available to Philip Hammond to fix our broken economy, but Tory ideology blinds him to them.
The murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia should remind us of the shady power of corporate interests
The Maltese journalist, famous for her fearless reporting on corporate and political corruption in Malta, was killed by a car bomb last week.
Six ways the UK’s financial regulation system is a protection racket for the elite
Regulators and government keep covering for large corporations’ failures. After yet another stitch up, accounting expert Prem Sikka is calling it out.
Multinational companies are using this loophole to avoid millions in corporation tax
By overloading balance sheets with debt, companies claim tax relief on the interest payments and then shift profits offshore. Here’s how.
Corrupt and ineffective regulation means financial scandals are all but inevitable in the UK
The Financial Reporting Council responsible for regulating accountants and auditors has deep conflicts of interest at its core.
If Labour wants to end PFI, the deals need to be carefully unpicked. Here’s how to do it
In some cases the cost of PFI borrowing has been more than four times the cost of government borrowing.
Failing to pay the minimum wage is theft — bosses doing it should be prosecuted
Large, high street companies persistently underpay their staff. We need strong new measures for tackling this exploitation.
The Tories want to enhance non-dom status — it’s a colonial relic and should be abolished
The government are seeking to give further concessions to Britain’s wealthy elite who hide their money abroad.