Paradise Papers: A special investigation | Paradise-papers
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Leaked files expose the offshore affairs of some of the world’s biggest companies and richest people
Paradise papers: a special investigation
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Crown dependency’s response to previous scandals has been to circle the wagons, but after the Paradise Papers, there are hints the popular mood is shifting -
European politicians say they hope Paradise Papers will be tipping point as Gordon Brown joins calls for crackdown
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Canadian Julien Lavallee faces calls for investigation amid evidence he was able to buy hundreds of concert tickets in minutes -
British stars including Match of the Day host have bought property via offshore arrangement causing controversy on island -
Some of the loudest voices in the debate – many of whom want the UK to be a tax haven – have their own offshore interests -
The New England Patriots’ billionaire boss is among several major US sports team owners who appear in the Paradise Papers
News
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Australia’s high court decides legal professional privilege does not apply to use of documents in assessing tax -
ATO says new tax avoidance laws forced 44 multinationals to return $7bn a year in sales to Australia -
Opinion
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A tiny percentage of people have become super rich at the expense of everyone else. Who can argue that is right? asks Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle -
Editorial: It is five years since the government promised to force Britain’s overseas tax havens to open up. This week MPs have used their power to make rules that are long overdue -
The Panama Papers have helped tax authorities recover over $500m around the world. Property registries could ensure that even more is recovered -
The offshore law firm at the heart of the Paradise Papers leak has chosen to sue in Britain for good – and worrying – reasons
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