CICTAR is a global corporate tax research centre that produces information and analysis to untangle the corporate tax web.
The Centre is a collective resource for workers and the wider public to understand how multinational tax policy and practice affects their daily lives.
CICTAR’s work supports public participation in the tax debate so that everybody can take part in decision-making that affects their communities.
Watch this video to find out more about CICTAR, what we do and the impact we have
What does CICTAR do?
- Helps communities around the world understand the effect of current corporate tax policy and practice
- Helps workers examine the tax practices of their employers, their industries and how these affect them
- Demonstrates to the media, commentators and policymakers the practical implications of current tax policies and proposed reforms
- Examines corporate behaviour so that, where necessary, corporate actors can be held to account for their actions
- Assists researchers and others to develop capacity to undertake broader tax accountability work
Latest Updates
- Read Jason Ward commenting on Uber’s 50-company Dutch tax shelter.
- ‘Champions League of tax avoidance’: Business Insider comment on Uber tax avoidance allegations.
- Read analysis from Jason Ward on how to secure the future funding and sustainability of UK care homes
- Read the latest reports on Greek Orthodox Church took tens of millions in rent from aged care home
- Read The Guardian’s latest on Australia’s aged care system
- Watch Jason Ward speaking on the Royal Commission’s final report on Aged Care
- The Times reports on allegations of aggressive tax avoidance in UK care homes in our latest report

CICTAR partners with organisations across the globe to provide international tax expertise to other corporate accountability work and to assist in efforts to improve national, regional, and global tax policy.
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