It’s time to address the double standard about tax havensOpinion: If countries really want to get tough on tax avoidance, they should stop picking on small nations and call out close allies, instead
David Cameron’s connection to the Panama PapersHow did U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron get ahead? Until now, his father’s tax shelter didn’t hurt.
One picture, nearly a thousand words: Lessons from IcelandWhat a protest in Reykjavik over the Panama Papers reveals about post-recession economics
How easy is it to buy a secret shell company in Canada? Very.The Panama Papers listed Canada as a good place to incorporate an anonymous shell company. One study has shown it’s disturbingly simple to do.
Maclean’s on the Hill: Maxime Bernier wants to be Tory leaderThe Maclean’s Ottawa bureau gives you a weekly audio briefing on all things #cdnpoli
Tax havens aren’t the problem, the lack of transparency isMany commentators are calling for the “banning of tax havens.” Although well intentioned, it misses the bigger problem.
What Canadians can learn from the Panama PapersRomana King presents three tax schemes to avoid and six legit ways to avoid paying tax
Why do the rich hide money offshore, anyway?Tax-avoidance aside, offshore accounts offer a level of secrecy and asset protection the rest of us could never afford
Canadians are right to be angry over the Panama Papers leakThe offshore accounts behind the Panama Papers may be legal. But they’re not fair.