Paul Nowak: Here’s how we can change our tax system to ensure the rich pay a fairer share
‘Those earning the most in our society should be paying a fairer share.’
‘Those earning the most in our society should be paying a fairer share.’
With the cost of corruption put at 5% of global GDP annually, this is a global scourge
“The eye-watering £42bn now owed to HMRC in unpaid taxes would have filled a lot of this year’s infamous public spending black hole”
While the Tories have been busy telling us that they can’t afford to invest more in public services, it’s emerged that a fall in tax investigations carried out by HMRC has cost the government £9 billion. The FT reports: “HMRCtest
‘UK residents had £850bn in financial accounts overseas — of which £570bn was based in tax havens — in 2019, the latest year HMRC has released statistics for.’
Tax campaigners have been quick to point out that non-dom status is a choice individuals make rather than something that is automatically conferred as a result of nationality.
Poor regulation is the result of a broken political culture.
The European Commission is hoping to launch a directive to protect whistleblowers. Molly Scott Cato explains why this would protect us all.
Limited liability for shareholders has conferred unlimited liability on people. It’s time corporations were democratised.
While more and more people who can’t afford to pay council tax are being prosecuted and jailed.