The EU’s Tax Blacklist – Why We Should Care Who Is on the List
On Tuesday morning, 5 December 2017, EU Finance Ministers will meet over breakfast to finalise their list of ‘uncooperative jurisdictions’ for tax purposes – or… Read More ›
On Tuesday morning, 5 December 2017, EU Finance Ministers will meet over breakfast to finalise their list of ‘uncooperative jurisdictions’ for tax purposes – or… Read More ›
In the first part of this series, we followed the introduction and abolition of the first ‘Basic Income’ scheme, the Speenhamland system in the United… Read More ›
At the time of writing, more than 100 countries are participating as Associates in the Inclusive Framework on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS). More… Read More ›
Lone mother poverty is a critical issue in Australia and elsewhere. One in five Australian families are headed by lone parents, and of these, most… Read More ›
This four-part series explores the genesis of the idea of a ‘basic income’, how this evolved into a more broadly-based strategy for social improvement, the… Read More ›
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