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I was recently musing about the terms under which Santa’s elves might work.

We were asked to send our analysis of the Autumn Budget to the House of Commons Treasury Committee just two days after the Budget, so by 31 October – a deadline which we met thanks to the input of

Between writing my last page and now, we have had both the Budget and publication of the Finance (No 3) Bill.

Is it just me or does it feel like no time at all since the Christmas tree was packed up and dragged into the loft?

Two days at Brands Hatch (British Superbikes) seemed to comprise the last day of a fantastic summer (sat in shirt sleeves on a glorious Saturday almost getting sunburnt) and the beginning of autumn

Welcome to November. By the time you read this we will have had the October Budget and no doubt you will all be digesting what the Chancellor announced.

The eagle eyed among you will have spotted that our tireless President, Tracy Easman, took time out of her hectic schedule to write this page last month. Many thanks to her.

Brexit hung over this year’s party conference season like a big black cloud. For pro-Europeans it portended storms ahead and blanketed everything beneath it in a suffocating gloom.

Issues for low income taxpayers

This year marks the 20th anniversary since the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) was set up by John Andrews (then President of the CIOT) as an initiativ

I am speaking (or, by the time you read this, spoke) on the Sunday morning about Making Tax Digital for VAT.