Vacancy notice – Economist / Senior Risk Analysis Officer (deadline: 13/11/2017)
Download PDF read more
Download PDF read more
Peter Dowd MP, Labour’s Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, speaking after the Committee stage of the Finance Bill, said:
“It is a sad day when the Conservative Government asks sacked workers to cough up to pay for expanded tax breaks for non-doms.
“The Conservatives voted down Labour’s amendments, which would have ended fears that sacked workers might be taxed more, and instead opted to vote through a giveaway to wealthy non-doms.
“The next Labour government will end the Tories’ unjust tax system, and create a tax system that works for the many, not just the privileged few.“
John McDonnell MP, Labour’s Shadow Chancellor, commenting on analysis by the IMF today which supports calls for a fairer tax system, said:
“This report from the IMF supports the argument we made in the General Election for a fairer tax system. There is no evidence to support those who scaremonger about the effects of making the rich pay fairer taxes. Not only have the Tories slashed the top rate of tax, they still plan billions in tax giveaways to the super rich and big corporations over this parliament.
“With every day that passes the case for a change of direction at the Treasury grows. Instead of engaging in infighting in his own party the Chancellor should listen to Labour’s calls for fairer taxes and increased investment to build an economy for the many not the few.”
Today I heard the EU industry and the Member States’ determination to work together and pull in the same direction. They strongly supported the establishment of a full value chain of batteries in Europe, with large-scale battery cells production, and … read more
China’s top court has forbidden its judges from work for any law firm within three years of resignation. The ban includes officials at division-level or above, according to the Supreme People’s Court. Other officials must avoid working for law firms f… read more