Millionaires are staying where they are, despite over 18000 news pieces published around the world since the start of 2024 claiming otherwise. The news reporting is largely based on a report by golden ...

Henley & Partners have backtracked their claims about an "exodus" following the Tax Justice Network's review, but media re-run the story again ...

Notable progress on international tax and transparency principles but EU, UK water down ambition and block negotiations of urgently-needed debt convention The Tax Justice Network welcomes the ...

Taxing extreme wealth can cover countries’ climate finance responsibilities with billions to spare, new research shows.

A millionaire exodus widely reported by news outlets around the world in 2024, and credited for the UK Labour government’s decision to weaken tax reforms, did not occur, the Tax Justice Network ...

Countries supplying the most financial secrecy are shifting towards autocracy, our ranking of the world’s biggest enablers of dark and dirty money reveals.

On the line is half a trillion dollars a year (to be clawed back from tax cheating multinational & the superrich) and countries' tax sovereignty.

In effect, countries must cede their tax sovereignty over US multinationals operating within their own borders – or face serious countermeasures from the US.

Nearly half the tax losses countries suffer are enabled by the eight countries that remain opposed to a UN tax convention.

Countries are losing US$492 billion in tax a year to multinational corporations and wealthy individuals using tax havens to underpay tax, the 2024 edition of the Tax Justice Network’s State of Tax ...

British tax havens remain the biggest threat to countries’ public purses, while the UK tries to "kill" tax reform efforts at the UN.

Executive Summary The global financial system is still fundamentally at odds with climate goals, as it continues to entrench high-carbon development pathways. In this report, we demonstrate that ...