Countries including the UK suffer a growth penalty for failure to regulate finance The findings of a major international ...

Our beneficial ownership lead and acknowledged international expert Andres Knobel has had it. As another court decision supports the ‘weaponisation of privacy’ to defeat even basic transparency, ...

UN tax convention commitment to scrap 100-year-old corporate tax approach will unleash new economic era without increasing taxes, experts say Countries can collect US$500 billion more in corporate tax ...

The US is the world’s top destination for laundering dirty money through real estate, the latest update to the Financial Secrecy Index revealed today. 1 Weak to non-existent transparency laws earned ...

In a world where we push people crossing seas in small boats back into dangerous open water and build ever higher walls to keep out people who seek a better life, the commodification of citizenship ...

Since 2009, the Tax Justice Network has published the Financial Secrecy Index. This is a ranking of jurisdictions around the world, based on a thorough assessment of financial transparency and ...

A report widely covered in news around the world for its claims about a global millionaire exodus and credited for the UK government’s decision to water down taxes on the superrich has today ...

Picture the scene. It’s August in New York and international negotiators are meeting to continue moves to ensure that multinational companies are finally required to pay taxes according to where their ...

This blog is a summary of the Tax Justice Network’s most recent stakeholder submissions regarding the ongoing negotiations of the United Nations Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation.

The fourth session of negotiations on a world-first UN Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation concluded last week in New York, bringing countries significantly closer to a consolidated ...

We’re pleased to share this guest blog from Jason Ward, Centre for International Corporate Tax Accountability and Research, CICTAR. This report on Starbucks provides a great example of how the current ...

The phenomenon of ‘too much finance’ – the consistent research finding that an outsized financial sector undermines the economic performance of the host country – remains underappreciated in policy ...