WATCH: Cameron argues for limits on publishing MPs’ taxes

He claims there is a “strong case” for the Prime Minister, Chancellor, and their Shadows to publish their returns, but not other Parliamentarians.

Cameron, Osborne, Ministers, MPs, tax returns – and the fourth money laundering directive

The Prime Minister’s decision to publish his tax return has big knock-on implications for his colleagues, and perhaps for himself too.

Chris Grayling: Labour’s attack on Cameron is an attack on all Conservatives – and on succcess itself

We have long believed that those who build wealth in our nation should be able to pass on the fruits of their work to their children and grandchildren.

Cameron’s tax return puts him in the clear – but brings more trouble for MPs

The fabricated row over inheritance tax is a non-story. But the Parliamentary Party won’t thank him for setting a precedent.

Andrew Rosindell: Hands off Britain’s Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies

Self-governing democracies are entitled to choose their own tax rates.

Tory MPs rally round Cameron over offshore tax row

However persuading the public to celebrate wealth creation is more of a challenge.

WATCH: Cameron admits he gained from Blairmore Holdings

“I think a lot of the criticisms are based on a fundamental misconception – that the company was set up to avoid tax.”

In defence of Ian Cameron

The Prime Minister appears to have done nothing wrong, though he has mishandled the Blairmore Holdings allegations. Here’s how Downing Street could do better.

Iain Dale: The Guardian’s hypocrisy over offshore tax planning takes my breath away

Plus: The Government’s push to rig the EU referendum: guilty as charged. Cameron and tax: innocent until or unless proved otherwise. And: my shoulder freezes over.

Garvan Walshe: One day, we may need Mossack Fonseca

The Panama leak is a boost for tax puritans – and for people like John McDonnell, who are even worse.

The Panama problem

If there were a simple way for the exchequers of the world to get their hands on more money, you can be sure they’d have tried it by now.

George Osborne: Four radical reforms which show what this modern, compassionate Conservative Government is all about

The New National Living Wage comes into effect today. And over the next seven days, we will deliver tax cuts, help for savers and the single-tier state pension.

Howard Flight: We simply cannot afford to carry on protecting spending on welfare, the NHS and schools

The Budget ducked the hard choices that need to be made.

Rebecca Coulson: Let’s raise a glass of wine to drink as Osborne hunts for sugar to tax

When more than 30 million of us regularly drink wine, why does the pub – not the wine bar – continue to represent political expediency?

We should face up to the end of ‘retirement’

The notion of long years of post-career idleness is an artefact of a clumsy system. We are living and active for longer, and provision for our dotage must adapt.