Pandora Papers: Yet another revelation of large-scale tax avoidance shows need to double efforts for fair taxation


LuxLeaks (2014), Panama Papers (2016), Paradise Papers (2017), now the Pandora Papers: The seemingly infinite and continuous revelations of tax avoidance of the very rich show that the EU needs to double its fight for fair taxation.
As the International Consortium for Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) and its partners have revealed, by means of the Pandora Papers, yet another proof of large-scale tax avoidance by some of the richest and most privileged individuals around the world, it becomes apparent that the EU, too, needs to reinforce its efforts for fair taxation.

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Pandora Papers: Yet another revelation of large-scale tax avoidance shows need to double efforts for fair taxation
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