Tax haven and development partner
Incoherence in Dutch government policies?
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It has increasingly become clear that tax havens have become a global problem, in particular undermining the interests of developing countries. In 2001, Oxfam estimated that developing countries miss out on US$ 50 billion in tax revenue each year as a consequence of tax evasion and tax avoidance strategies by multinational companies using tax havens in different parts of the world.
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