A new series of tax haven disclosures by media organisations began yesterday, the Tax Justice Network summarises it like this: OpenLux is a join investigation
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The cost of the ‘axis of tax avoidance’ to the EU
I liked this form the Tax Justice Network: The full report is here. Note however two things. The first is that the UK is not
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Great news from Luxembourg – the LuxLeaks whistleblower has been cleared
Phys.org has reported this morning that: A Luxembourg court on Thursday overturned–on human rights grounds–the verdict against a “LuxLeaks” whistleblower who was convicted of leaking
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Luxembourg punishes the Luxleaks whistleblowers to whom we all owe a debt of gratitude
TI share the following statement by EU campaigning group Eurodad of which more than 60 major European NGOs are members, issued this afternoon: Tax Justice
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The price of honestly telling what is going on is prosecution
As the Guardian notes this morning: Former PwC employees face trial over role in LuxLeaks scandal But the scandal is it is the whistleblowers in
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The April TaxCast from the Tax Justice Network
In the April 2016 Taxcast: in this month’s extended podcast we discuss the biggest offshore leak in history, the #PanamaPapers. Could it provide an opportunity
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The PWC employee behind LuxLeaks should not be charged
The following letter, to which I am a signatory, is in the Guardian this morning. I am not sure I need to add to what
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Trust me, asymmetry matters
There is good news this morning. As the FT notes: Luxembourg has agreed to hand over a list of the hundreds of tax deals signed
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Is Juncker telling the truth?
The suggestion, made in the Guardian this morning that Jean-Claude Juncker, the former prime minister and finance minister of Luxembourg and now President of the
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