TJN-Africa’s most recent publications on Transfer Pricing in Africa:
Transfer Pricing in Africa: Contextual Issues
Processes in Transfer Pricing – Pertinent Issues for African Countries
Addressing Transfer Pricing in Africa (policy synthesis paper)
Tax dumping: Juncker Commission proposes only half-hearted measures Sven Giegold
EU seeks to force firms pay tax where profits earned Irish Examiner
HSBC whistleblower: There are ‘more revelations’ BBC
See also video interview: HSBC whistleblower Herve Falciani on tax evasion data BBC
HSBC Scandal Heightens Calls for Tougher Bank Oversight Voice of America
Cites TJN’s Markus Meinzer
Swiss prosecutor raids HSBC office, opens criminal inquiry Reuters
See also SwissLeaks: Geneva prosecutor raids HSBC Le Temps (In French, paywall)
HSBC tax scandal prompts rivals to check for ‘problem dossiers’ Financial Times (paywall)
Police investigate Slovaks with HSBC accounts The Slovak Spectator
HSBC India at centre of fresh tax evasion claims The Economic Times
Richer East Africans Are Also Stashing Cash in Swiss Banks Ventures
Legal risks and unwritten research Alex Cobham’s Uncounted blog
54% of Malta’s Individual Investor Programme (IIP) for citizenship are from Russia Malta Today
A Whistleblower’s Horror Story Rolling Stone / Matt Taibbi
See also recent blogs Tax haven whistleblowers: where are the human rights organisations? and Will Antoine Deltour become a prisoner of conscience?
The rich people who say they are happy to pay their taxes BBC
Tax haven bailiffs repossess BNP Paribas Fortis’ furniture in Brussels – Government inaction and close relationship to tax cheats exposed Corporate Europe Observatory
Turks & Caicos Premier blasts British Opposition leader on ‘tax haven’ statements Turks And Caicos Weekly News
See also: “We are not a tax haven.” They all say that
The HSBC scandal: if HMRC is underfunded tax cheats will continue to win Open Democracy
As CEOs seek tax cuts, US senator slams corporate tax haven use Reuters
Caterpillar’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day Forbes
UK Revenue sees rise in requests from abroad to trace tax evaders Financial Times (paywall)
The largest number of requests at 690 came from Norway, a rise of 149 on the previous year. There was also a big increase in requests from Ukraine, which rose by 40 per cent to 88.
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