How “greenlaundering” conceals the full scale of fossil fuel financing
This report was produced in collaboration with Banking on Climate Chaos, whose support was essential to our analyses. We also greatly appreciate the valuable resources…
This report was produced in collaboration with Banking on Climate Chaos, whose support was essential to our analyses. We also greatly appreciate the valuable resources…
Le vote récent aux Nations Unies pour adopter des termes de référence ambitieux pour une nouvelle convention fiscale est une évolution ultime dans le contexte du rapport…
Together with its network of crown dependencies and overseas territories, the United Kingdom is the world’s largest facilitator of crossborder tax abuse. Indeed the UK’s…
Our economies were designed to let people earn the wealth they need to lead secure and comfortable lives, but our tax rules make it easier for the superrich to collect…
The extreme wealth of the superrich is making our economies insecure and poorer than the sum of their parts. Our economies were designed to let people earn the wealth…
The second and final round of negotiations of the Terms of Reference for a UN Tax Convention has started in New York City (see our recap blog on what happened in the…
The UK is among the biggest revenue losers to the cross-border tax abuse of multinational companies and wealthy individuals. The UK public consistently identifies the…
According to the Eurobarometer survey on fairness and inequality, 81% of the population in the Member States of the European Union believe that income differences are…
We’re delighted to announce a successful bid for research funding from the Canadian government’s Social Science and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC). The Tax Justice…
After the infamous ruling of November 2022 by the European Court of Justice that rolled back public access to beneficial ownership information, another case now pending…
Today is Public Services Day, and I’m remembering as a child listening to my family complain about how supposedly bad public services in Brazil were. These services were…
Governments around the world pander to corporations in particularly polluting industries, effectively subsidising their carbon emissions and environmental degradation…