With $30b in wealth, why is the Catholic Church struggling to pay for justice?
Ireland is a tax pirate stealing the base from other nations Irish Examiner
#FightInequality Week wrap up Global Alliance for Tax Justice
France: Attac vs. the Empire(s) – “diverse strategy to denounce tax dodging by multinational companies” Global Alliance for Tax Justice
Tax Justice & Extractives: new reports about Peru, Mongolia & Canada Global Alliance for Tax Justice
Paradise Papers: EU parliament votes to launch tax inquiry The Guardian
See also: Paradise Papers: European Parliament sets out for new special committee Sven Giegold
See also: Paradise Papers: European Parliament sets out for new special committee Sven Giegold
Who Murdered Malta’s Most Famous Journalist? The Atlantic
‘The assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia raises questions about the tiny island nation that has become a back door to Europe.’
‘The assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia raises questions about the tiny island nation that has become a back door to Europe.’
For China’s Wealthy, Singapore Is the New Hong Kong Bloomberg
“Singapore is the Zurich of the East”
“Singapore is the Zurich of the East”
Global Witness joins leading transparency organizations to demand the removal of ExxonMobil and Chevron from global anti-corruption program
Global Witness has joined forces with leading transparency and anti-corruption organizations including Publish What You Pay-U.S. and Oxfam America, to urge the Board of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) to take action against oil giants, ExxonMobil and Chevron, over their persistent refusal to publish U.S. tax payments
Global Witness has joined forces with leading transparency and anti-corruption organizations including Publish What You Pay-U.S. and Oxfam America, to urge the Board of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) to take action against oil giants, ExxonMobil and Chevron, over their persistent refusal to publish U.S. tax payments
Vodafone tax dispute case: Ghana Revenue Authority fails to turn up in court, judge adjourns to March 8 Ghana Business News
Canadian government lent $1 billion to a mining company that allegedly avoided nearly $700 million in Canadian taxes The Toronto Star
Amazon settles €200m tax row with France The Irish Times / Reuters
‘Company criticised for using Luxembourg to cut tax bill’
‘Company criticised for using Luxembourg to cut tax bill’
UK: Offshore tax abuse crackdown brings in only a third of expected £1bn The Guardian
‘Freedom of Information request reveals some attempts to close avoidance loopholes have failed’
‘Freedom of Information request reveals some attempts to close avoidance loopholes have failed’
2018: The Year Anonymous Companies End FACT Coalition
Money Laundering for 21st Century Authoritarianism Hudson Institute
Paradise Papers: Billionaire Facing Inquiry by U.S. Department of Justice OCCRP
Financing for Development: Time for the UN to Take Centre Stage Again” Global Alliance for Tax
Companies that pay more tax deliver shareholders better returns: new study The Conversation
Coca-Cola’s Happiness Factory is in the Brazilian Amazon. And is not cool Outras Palavras
How Coca-Cola and Pepsi ‘receive at least US$ 2 billion a year in credits for taxes that have never been paid . . .’. The article in Spanish is here.
How Coca-Cola and Pepsi ‘receive at least US$ 2 billion a year in credits for taxes that have never been paid . . .’. The article in Spanish is here.
Apple’s Sweetheart Tax Deal DC Report
Paradise Papers businessman in African bribery inquiry The Guardian
‘US justice department accuses Dan Gertler of bribing top officials to secure mining rights’
‘US justice department accuses Dan Gertler of bribing top officials to secure mining rights’
Switzerland asks US to swiftly conclude proceedings against Swiss banks The Economic Times
With corruption investigations widening, oil companies face reckoning Houston Chronicle
Davos won’t fix the inequality crisis, people power will The Star, Kenya
Beyond paradise: where does offshore money come from? World Finance
‘Ultimately, it will be a test of political will to maintain momentum beyond the immediate aftermath of the Paradise Papers’
Joseph Stiglitz: Only outrage will stop tax evasion World Economic Forum‘Ultimately, it will be a test of political will to maintain momentum beyond the immediate aftermath of the Paradise Papers’
Paradise Papers: Davos panel calls for global corporate tax reform The Guardian
Oxfam International director says tax avoidance keeps people in poverty around the world
Oxfam International director says tax avoidance keeps people in poverty around the world
Paradise Papers firm worked for bank linked to terrorist financing and organised crime The Guardian
See also: Appleby Client Linked to Terrorism Funding OCCRP
See also: Appleby Client Linked to Terrorism Funding OCCRP
#FightInequality: Oxfam’s yearly global report Global Alliance for Tax Justice
See the report: Reward work, not wealth – To end the inequality crisis, we must build an economy for ordinary working people, not the rich and powerful. Oxfam International
See the report: Reward work, not wealth – To end the inequality crisis, we must build an economy for ordinary working people, not the rich and powerful. Oxfam International
#FightInequality: two #TaxJustice blogs by ChristianAid Global Alliance for Tax Justice
Ireland’s tax rate ‘a joke’ according to Davos speaker, an Italian hedge fund manager The Irish Times
EU decision to remove Panama, seven others from tax-haven blacklist, triggers outrage The Malta Independent
Malta generates 518 million euros with citizenship by investment scheme Famagusta Gazette