Tax Justice Network – Taxcast January 2018
In the January 2018 Taxcast we explore the results of the Tax Justice Network’s Financial Secrecy Index just out, that tell the real story of global corruption. We look at the top ten worst global […]
In the January 2018 Taxcast we explore the results of the Tax Justice Network’s Financial Secrecy Index just out, that tell the real story of global corruption. We look at the top ten worst global […]
Switzerland, the United States and the Cayman Islands are the world’s biggest contributors to financial secrecy, according to the latest edition of the Tax Justice Network’s Financial Secrecy Index. Cross posted from Tax Justice Network […]
The EU farce concerning tax havens continues. According to the EU Commission, with the exception of a few islands no one ever heard of, there are no more tax havens. Read here
“Capitalism is dead on its feet.” There is little to debate here. The question is, what should follow? Richard Murphy makes 12 suggestions. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University […]
Tax Justice Network is seeking help for a book it is preparing: ” We plan to publish a book, drawing together the leading estimates of various components of illicit flows and offering a critical evaluation of […]
Malta – a model EU land? It depends upon which EU model you are referring to. Read here
“We must develop an international movement that takes on the greed and ideology of the billionaire class and leads us to a world of economic, social and environmental justice. Will this be an easy struggle? […]
Over one third of the companies in Malta are foreign owned. This is not only due to being able to buy EU cititzenship in Malta by investing, but because Malta is a major EU tax […]
Is stashing money in tax-havens legal? To a degree, yes. The question is, where did the money come from, how was it taxed before it got there, and who made the law making tax havens […]
Are people being taxed fairly? Not in Britain. New data reveals how the tax and benefit changes made since 2010 have disproportionately fallen on the poorest, ethnic minorities, women, children and the disabled. Read here
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