TJN has done invaluable pioneering effort to elevate tax justice advocacy as a broad international effort, and providing rigorous, credible research, policy analysis and proposals. We have learned a lot from the sharing of information, updates and analyses. It has helped greatly in linking our work with others across the globe for mutual support and solidarity in pursuing common goals.

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Lidy Nacpil, Jubilee South, Asia/Pacific Movement on Debt & Development (JSAPMDD)

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

TJN has been instrumental over the past 10 years in making people understand that paying taxes is key to building a civilised society, that tax evasion and tax avoidance must be addressed without complacency. They have significantly contributed to trigger the political support necessary to fight bank and fiduciary secrecy and address the distortions of the international tax system.

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Pascal Saint-Amans, OECD