Series 2 Trailer: Richard Allen's passion was alternative music and he set up in the music business with his own record label, managing and touring with bands like Porcupine Tree. But a tax loophole took all of that away from him and he unexpectedly became a campaigner, taking on tax dodgers and the British authorities from his garden shed.

Raksha Kumar tries to draw a straight line between negotiations in COP30 in South America and UN Tax Convention in Africa and tries to understand how just taxation can help fund the climate crises. Her guests are Anirban Bhattacharya of the Center for Financial Accountability who helps her draw the linkages. Plus, in the regular segment on colonialism, Raksha speaks to Maanik Nath, Assistant Professor in Economic and Social History at Utrecht University about how credit for small farmers was tough even during the colonial period due to climate risks. He also talks about how the British created the image of the evil money lender.

Countries can either capitulate to President Trump's tax bullying. Or come together to fight for the sovereign right to tax multinationals fairly. In this episode we ask whether US economic policy is actually good for the US economy and its people. We've done some number crunching looking at what really happened after Trump's 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. It tells us a lot about the state of tax justice, its real effects on people, and the misguided exercise of power.

As multinacionais estadunidenses são as que mais escondem lucros em países que atuam como esconderijos fiscais e os Estados Unidos representam um perigo para a soberania tributária de todos os países, inclusive de si próprio, na presidência de Donald Trump. Estas são algumas das conclusões do relatório “Estado da Justiça Fiscal 2025” da Tax Justice Network. A Austrália e a Convenção Tributária da ONU apontam o caminho: transparência, tributação unitária e distribuição justa do direito de tributação passam pela solução.  

في الحلقة #95 من بودكاست الجباية ببساطة، نستضيف الصحفية والباحثة في الشأن الإقتصادي سمية المعمري للحديث عن مشروع قانون المالية التونسي لسنة 2026. نناقش معها غياب الشروحات والملاحق الرسمية، وانعكاس ذلك على فهم توجهات الدولة الاقتصادية. كما نتعمق في قضايا الاقتراض المكثف، والتمويل الداخلي، ودوامة المديونية التي تعيشها البلاد. نتوقف أيضاً عند مفهوم الدولة الاجتماعية وكيف تحوّل إلى غطاء لسياسات التقشف. ونطرح تساؤلات حول فعالية إجراءات دعم التشغيل، وتحديد الأجور، وتوجهات البنوك والشركات الأهلية. حلقة تحاول تبسيط قراءات معقدة، وتضع بين أيدي المستمع أدوات لفهم السياسات المالية بوضوح. استمعوا إلينا لفهم ما يخفيه مشروع قانون المالية 2026 وما الذي ينتظر تونس اقتصادياً.

Estados Unidos avanza sobre Argentina con la victoria de Javier Milei en las elecciones de medio término | En Bolivia los enigmas que plantea el nuevo presidente, Paz Pereira | Ecuador otra vez en llamas | La rebelión de la generación Z en el Perú.

Dans cette 74ème édition du podcast "Impôt et Justice sociale", produite par Tax Justice Network, l’invité Aissami Tchiroma Mahamadou (Malam Tchiroma) évoque la 3e session du Comité de négociation intergouvernementale (INC) sur la mise en place d’un cadre de coopération fiscale internationale qui se déroule à Nairobi au Kenya. Il y expose les attentes de la société civile africaine : taxation du numérique, transparence sur la propriété effective, imposition des plus riches et un cadre équitable de règlement des conflits fiscaux. L’objectif : faire de la future convention des Nations Unies un levier de justice fiscale et de souveraineté économique pour les pays du Sud.