Financial Transparency Coalition

In 2016, the movement against illicit financial flows leaped forward. We look back at some of 2016’s most memorable moments:

A CONVERSATION WITH GUILLAUME LONG MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS REPUBLIC OF ECUADOR Tax Avoidance, Illicit Financial Flows and Global Development: A Call for a United Nations Tax Body 12th of January – 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM Public Citizen – 1600 20th St NW, Washington, DC 20009 As Ecuador takes over the presidency of the

Member states reluctant to end secretive ownership It was just nine months ago that countless business leaders, politicians and celebrities found themselves answering awkward questions about why their names appeared in leaked documents from Mossack Fonseca, a company known for setting up offshore business structures. The leaks, which became known as the Panama Papers, gave

The introduction of a key policy tool against multinational companies’ tax avoidance has been handled so badly that developing countries are now exposed to worse inequalities. In a new report, we call for immediate changes to limit the damage done. In 2003, the Tax Justice Network outlined an important new policy for transparency of multinational