Swiss financial secrecy at the heart of corruption. Again. But Switzerland and Nigeria at opposite ends of the Corruption Perceptions Index?https://twitter.com/SaharaReporters/status/871742503220908032 …
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That's why we called on the UN last week not to allow the subversion of SDG 16.4: http://www.taxjustice.net/2017/06/01/subversion-sdg-16-4/ …pic.twitter.com/pTHyETbSg5
@DanNeidle - The Swiss/Nigeria case fits the definition of IFFs as involving illegality - how is it reason for a different definition?
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Per the thread: It's a reason to challenge the attempt to redefine 16.4 as an issue for lower income countries to address alone.
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Seems to conflate issues. Do IFFs involve biz, intermediaries, banks in rich countries? Yes. Clearly. Is this same as BEPS etc? No
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Can't see benefits. And MNEs accused of A, not poor countries. Most of the action on avoidance aimed at MNEs and home countries, not poorer
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Right, Iain - this is about the attempt to remove avoidance (and wider international action) from the SDGs target, when clearly needed
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