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We’ll all pay a price for these leaks
Opinion Leaks such as the Paradise Papers reveal something very worrying, says Matthew Lynn. And it's not about those who have been caught up in the scandal.
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Don't chase the super-rich for tax, just simplify the system
Features It might seem fair for HMRC to chase the super-rich. But if the tax system were simpler, they might be less inclined to go looking for loopholes.
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The big government threat to big corporations – and small states
Features Apple's potential €13bn tax bill should sound a warning to investors, says John Stepek. Governments have finally worked out how to raid big multinationals' balance sheets.
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Politicians’ tax returns: who pays what
Features The country’s most high-profile politicians have been falling over themselves to show off their earnings and the amount of tax they paid. Here’s who got what.
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Time to duck: ‘government by headline’ is back
Features David Cameron's dilemma over the Panama Papers is a symptom of our flawed tax regime. But it's what we're stuck with, says John Stepek. And it's going to get worse.
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The billionaire banker battling corruption charges in Brazil
Profiles Already charged with corruption in Brazil, the Panama Papers is just the latest scandal to implicate Brazilian billionaire banker Joseph Safra.
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Tax dodge scandal claims first scalp in Iceland's prime minister
Features Icelandic prime minister Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson has been the biggest casualty so far of the Panama Papers scandal, says Matthew Partridge.
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The mood music doesn't favour tax simplicity
Editor's letter Don't expect a simpler, more transparent tax system anytime soon, says John Stepek. Thankfully, there still remains plenty of scope for sensible tax planning.
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