Brexit: Is the financial services passport actually worth fighting for?
The 2008 crisis and the collapse of ‘Icesave’ made the dangers of passporting clear
Green Politics
Apple ruling shows that tax codes are no longer fit for purpose
Ireland’s situation demonstrates that tax breaks are a bad way of stimulating activity
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
Tax wars are looming and the US has fired a shot across the EU’s bows
Prem Sikka explains why tensions are simmering between the two powers
Want to help 1.6 million households in extreme debt? Raise their incomes
Austerity has fuelled a personal debt boom caused by low incomes and wages
Why don’t Uber drivers and Deliveroo workers form their own co-operatives?
Co-ops like the People’s Ride are an alternative to cyber-feudalism
City of London abandons hope of staying in the single market
Senior figures will propose a beefed up version of Swiss deal
A third of working families are a paycheck away from losing their homes
Shelter calls on the government to strengthen the welfare safety net
People don’t have money to spend – and the government won’t act
The latest economic package won’t provide durable stimulus
Labour, SNP, Lib Dems welcome BOE decision but demand action from Hammond
The bank cut interests rates to a record low and expanded quantitative easing