Which well published empirical paper gives a reliable number for tax revenue losses in high-tax countries due to tax havens? @YohannesBecker @D_Langenmayr @APeichl @phdskat
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Yup, there are a bunch of good ones in that ink, but of course they don’t focus as such on tax havens. A slide I often bring to presentations on this:pic.twitter.com/YTCqU7x0pm
Marco - need to specify/ separate what you mean by 'due to tax havens' i.e. tax evasion mainly by HNWIs hiding wealth and/or base erosion & profit shifting by MNCs (...due to combination of tax rules at home & tax havens ) different studies look a different bits (Zucman both)
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A bit old, but my round up of the issues and estimates (in relation to developing countries)https://www.cgdev.org/publication/ft/international-tax-transparency-and-finance-development-short-guide-perplexed …
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This is an Oxfam study on the banking sector. But the conclusions are open to question as
@MaryCosg noted. The tax rates in the havens are low but the overall group rates seem about the statutory rate. https://www.oxfam.org/sites/www.oxfam.org/files/bp-opening-vaults-banks-tax-havens-270317-en.pdf …pic.twitter.com/cSGxe0Gcna
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