“If you care about who’s paying for our public services, you should come to our public talk on the 24th” said IFS Associate Director ahead of free public talk

With its recent changes and historical significance seemingly in conflict, is it time to rethink the BBC’s funding?

Jessica Chow-Lau argues that we need proper financial understanding to judge David Cameron appropriately and get to the bottom of tax avoidance

Wednesday’s spending review heralds massive cuts for student nurses and higher education more broadly

Joely Thomas asks whether taxing and warning against unhealthy foods is the best way to solve the country’s poor diet

There’s a rumble in the jungle, but this time it’s our small book retailers getting knocked out

Amelie Eckersley argues that deeming sanitary products ‘non-essential’ and attaching a 5 per cent VAT unfairly disadvantages women

Michael Selby-Green argues that corporate tax avoidance in the ‘developing world’ is a crime the UK is becoming more complicit in

The Students’ Union is “aware of claims of tax-dodging” but “do not have a policy in place to boycott” company

Savings from fee increases “mostly taken up” by extra annual spending created by inflation

The Chancellor was right to cut the top rate of tax in last weeks’ controversial Budget, Charlie Sherriff argues