Financial Transparency Coalition

Washington — A new report released today from Global Financial Integrity (GFI) on private, non-resident deposits in secrecy jurisdictions finds that the United States, United Kingdom, and the Cayman Islands are the most popular destinations for financial deposits by non-residents. Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Hong Kong also make the top 10 list of destinations. “This report

“Economic Transparency: Curtailing the Shadow Financial System” provides an overview of the work that the Task Force is doing.  From laying out the framework of our mission, to detailing the specifics of each priority, this document is an excellent all in one resource.

Global Task Force Releases Recommendations for New Accounting System for Multinational Corporations The Task Force on Financial Integrity and Economic Development (Task Force)* released a report today detailing a new system of accounting for multinational corporations (MNCs) designed to increase transparency and curtail tax evasion. Termed “country-by-country reporting” the new protocol would require MNCs to

A report by the Tax Justice Network. A brief explanation based on the work of tax expert Richard Murphy of why country-by-country (CbC) reporting could change the world.