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Tax havens, financial secrecy, and other murky business, with hosts Jonas Veland and Ingrid Hjertaker.
Interviews and content in English, originally published in the Norwegian podcast "Pengeland", made available for an international audience.
Production and music by Kristoffer Lislegaard for Tax Justice Norway.
Every year, the world loses 311 billion dollars to tax avoidance by large corporations. Australia has taken steps to address this issue, and now we hope Norway will follow suit!
Tax avoidance and the use of tax havens have never been higher. However, we still have no way of seeing whether individual companies are paying sufficient taxes in the countries where they operate economically. This makes it difficult to tackle the problem.
Behind the somewhat technical term "country-by-country reporting" lies an idea that could fundamentally change the international tax system. By demanding greater transparency, we can pave the way for a better method of taxing large corporations. This is currently being worked on in Australia.
In this episode of Pengeland, we are joined by Jason Ward, the chief analyst at the organization CICTAR. He has been a leading figure in the effort to promote greater transparency in corporate tax payments in Australia. We talk with him about tax avoidance as a global issue, the work that has been done in Australia, and how Norway can follow suit
Hosts: Jonas Veland and Kaja Guttormsgaard Guest: Jason Ward Audio, video, and music: Kristoffer Lislegaard
TaxCast Norway (Pengeland in English)
Tax havens, financial secrecy, and other murky business, with hosts Jonas Veland and Ingrid Hjertaker.
Interviews and content in English, originally published in the Norwegian podcast "Pengeland", made available for an international audience.
Production and music by Kristoffer Lislegaard for Tax Justice Norway.
