How the abolition of the “tampon tax” benefited retailers, not women
5% VAT applied to tampons until January 2021 – then it was abolished. Many were hoping that the savings would
10 November 2022
5% VAT applied to tampons until January 2021 – then it was abolished. Many were hoping that the savings would
Nadhim Zahawi responded to an innocuous tweet with a libel threat. He refuses to answer any of the many, many
The SRA will be cracking down on solicitors who send libel threats that they assert are confidential, and can’t be
I’ve told Zahawi’s lawyers I’m going to accuse him of lying to Kay Burley in his Sky News interview back
Last month, the Chancellor of the Exchequer instructed lawyers to write to me, accusing me of libel and requiring me
I’m going to keep this as a running list of the key questions Nadhim Zahawi is ducking. Any one of
This morning I wrote to the Solicitors’ Regulatory Authority, asking them to end the practice of solicitors sending libel letters
This is a slightly wordy explanation that I’ve written primarily for lawyers who are curious why an experienced lawyer would
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nadhim Zahawi, has been sending threatening letters, drafted by expensive lawyers, to people investigating his
Last night, Channel 4 News reported that Sunak had received payments from a tax haven.
My view: Sunak did nothing
Nadhim Zahawi has provided a series of unsatisfactory answers about his tax affairs. At least two are provably false (and
No. No, he didn’t.
Nadhim Zahawi founded YouGov, but took no shares in it. A Gibraltar company, Balshore Investments, did instead. Zahawi says this
I’ve used information in the public domain, my tax expertise, and input from other tax experts, to try to “reverse-engineer”
Until we get clear answers, it’s reasonable to assume the Sunaks are using an offshore trust to avoid £100m+ of
FOIA requests made by Tax Policy Associates reveal that £570bn is held in tax haven bank accounts by UK taxpayers,