As 2024 wraps up, it’s time to reflect on the impactful work and achievements of the Tax Justice Network over the past year. From groundbreaking initiatives to significant policy wins, this year has ...

The Tax Justice Network announced today the appointment of a new board of directors at the organisation’s Annual General Meeting last month. Directors are elected by the organisation’s members, ...

Reforming the international tax system is our only shot to find the means to mobilise missing climate finance in the necessary order of magnitude. The current international tax regime leaves trillions ...

The urgency and scale of the climate transition makes it vital that we collectively propose and enact taxes that are capable both of generating significant revenues and of being rapidly and ...

This year our work featured in more than 80 broadcasts, 2,978 online media articles, and 223 print pieces in over 120 countries, and saw more than 230,000 visitors to our website. To help you stay up ...

Marla Dukharan, a Trinidad-born economist and dynamic leader in Caribbean economic justice, has built a distinguished career addressing the structural challenges impacting the region’s progress. With ...

Unitary tax is a way of taxing multinational corporations based on where they genuinely do work – ie, employ staff, operate factories, sell goods and services – instead of where they setup shell ...

The Tax Justice Network believes our tax and financial systems are our most powerful tools for creating a just society that gives equal weight to the needs of everyone. Every day, we inspire and equip ...

“Tax competition” is a euphemistic term for cutting corporate tax rates and deregulating to attract foreign investment based on the misconception that countries can compete like companies in a market.

Tax havens are located around the world. Most tax havens are rich countries, like Switzerland, Luxembourg, Britain or the United States, or dependencies of rich countries, like the British Virgin ...

Trusts can be abused to shield the identity of owners of wealth and muddle the status of ownership for the purpose of paying less tax and escaping the rule of law. Trusts have increasingly become one ...

The most common way multinational corporations abuse or avoid tax is by shifting the profits they make out of the countries where they genuinely do business and into tax havens. This allows the ...