When big businesses and the rich avoid paying their fair share of tax, they cheat us all. The
Tax Justice Network describes, in plain English, how they do it, what it’s consequences are
and how to stop it. If you want a fair society, start reading here.

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Richard Wilkinson, The Equality Trust

In some ways I feel responsible for TJN’s creation since I suggested in a 2000 OECD Observer report that civil society needed to have a stronger voice in the international tax debate. Well, over these 12 years it certainly has achieved this, moving tax issues up the political agenda.

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Jeffrey Owens, OECD

Founded at a time when tax was a Cinderella subject, the Tax Justice Network was one of few voices challenging the status quo. Since then, its energy and international reach have greatly magnified its influence as the issues it championed moved up the political agenda.

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Vanessa Houlder, The Financial Times