No, this is not a dig at Ritchie, this is to praise Ritchie!

From the depths of the Google Cache and well timed screen shots being taken.

Right, so in the comments there was then:

Now the reason this is a congratulation to R. Murphy is that we can now see that he is in fact able to correct errors.

OK, delete them rather than utter a \”whoopsie\” but that is an improvement still.

So, nominations for any other errors that should be corrected?

4 thoughts on “No, this is not a dig at Ritchie, this is to praise Ritchie!”

Philip Walker August 4, 2010 at 11:55 am

Gonna have to change your screen name at Murphy’s place now?
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Noel Scoper August 4, 2010 at 12:15 pm

Nothing to do with Tim, just me taking screen shots as my comments never get published over there (and I ask my questions nicely).

This time seems I was too quick and the whole post was deleted to spare some blushes. I can understand though as if you can’t even reference your *own* material correctly, what hope is there?
Georges August 4, 2010 at 1:35 pm

So many nominations to choose from. I think this one is a recent personal fave:

Let’s ignore the nonsense – the reality is there is no debt crisis – even in Greece

http://www.taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2010/03/05/lets-ignore-the-nonsense-the-reality-is-there-is-no-debt-crisis-even-in-greece/
Kay Tie August 4, 2010 at 1:37 pm

Anyway, how does tax being paid late (because of involvency, etc.) count as a “tax gap”?