Prem Sikka
Prem Sikka is professor of accounting at the University of Sheffield and emeritus professor of accounting at the University of Essex.
Tories fiddle while cost of living crisis intensifies
In the wake of the Government’s own fraud minister resigning, Prem Sikka identifies a multibillion-pound scandal
Parliamentary gravy train
Prem Sikka on the scandal of MPs' second jobs and government complicity
Tory handouts to royalty, rich elites, tax exiles. . .
Prem Sikka on the corporate winners in the pandemic
Tories waste billions of taxpayers’ money
Prem Sikka says the cronyism evident in numerous Covid-related contracts awarded by the Tories is nothing new to British capitalism
Alarm bells
The coronavirus pandemic has exposed government incompetence and crony capitalism, says Prem Sikka
After Coronavirus
Markets are indifferent to who lives or dies. In the aftermath of the Covid-19 crisis it must not be the working class and pensioners that bear the burden, writes Prem Sikka
The dividend curse
Prem Sikka explains how income inequalities have widened during the shareholder bonanza of the last ten years
Tory handouts for the rich versus Labour’s way
Prem Sikka highlights the dividing line on taxation between Labour and Conservatives while setting out a sharper left course
Labour to halt bosses bonanza
Prem Sikka outlines his co-authored report on ending excessive executive payouts
Most social problems are rooted in the contemporary structure of institutions and the skewed...
Funding a left Labour programme
Prem Sikka says getting taxation policy right is critical for Labour
Tax revenues are the life-blood of all democracies. Without these, no state can alleviate...
Stakeholder Boards are the key to industrial renaissance
Prem Sikka finds Hammond’s industrial strategy an empty wish list