#93 A new vision for Europe - Tax Justice Network podcasts

#165 Tackling misinformation on tax

Tax is intensely political. It's routinely misreported by media of all kinds, and often it's the subject of downright disinformation. We look at how to deal with a lack of truth telling, from the experiences of the Tax Justice Network itself and those of a retired scientist who's had a lot of success in combating it. Plus: our new Real Estate Secrecy Index - who are the world's worst offenders?

Jun 24

#164 Wealth Tax Wave in the USA

Despite the loud protests and misinformation, despite the Trump administration cutting taxes like there's no tomorrow, there's a wealth tax wave that's rising across US states...we look at the most successful models and what they tell us about the future.

May 28

#163: Impunity in Malta

We look at a worrying law in Malta rushed through Parliament that doesn't just decriminalise tax abuse but 'connected breaches' too. Plus: the role of Britain in the tax affairs of oil companies reaping rich rewards from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, abuse of power in the US, yet...some good news from California.

May 15

#162: Private Equity: taming the beast

Private Equity has gone under the radar for a very long time so what is it, how's it affecting our lives and what can we do about it? Our tax systems, and financial transparency are crucial for reining in damaging economic activity.

Apr 3

#161 Taxing emissions ownership

A tiny group of very wealthy people are burning through carbon like there'll be no tomorrow. Taxcast host Naomi Fowler talks to economist Tasnia Hussain about the most effective ways to tax emissions and address carbon inequality. Plus: we bring you the highlights of the ongoing historic effort at the UN to overturn a century of global tax rule setting largely by former imperial powers at the OECD to suit them and their multinationals.

Jan 30

#160 Tax As An Investment

"Tax is one of the smartest investments you can make." That's Professor Chris Harrop's promise to companies, and his new tax funded impact model proves it by helping quantify how paying tax is not only good for their businesses, but for the economies they're operating in, and of course for people and society. Plus: US companies now have an exemption from the global minimum corporate tax, there's been a few steps forward for the US's Corporate Transparency Act and the UK has strengthened it's whistleblower reward scheme.