An in-depth analysis of the extent of tax avoidance shows that about half of all foreign profits of US corporations are booked in tax havens. Since the Panama Papers scandal, such schemes are an increasing part of international corporate profit, organized and transacted by the banks. [PDF] - discu.eu

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An in-depth analysis of the extent of tax avoidance shows that about half of all foreign profits of US corporations are booked in tax havens. Since the Panama Papers scandal, such schemes are an increasing part of international corporate profit, organized and transacted by the banks. [PDF] http://gabriel-zucman.eu/files/wrightzucman2018.pdf 13 comments 23/6/2019 economy

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