Who pays for the surveillance state?

This report reveals a global pattern of tax aggressive behaviour by Coca-Cola, which penalises governments worldwide and benefits billionaire investors.

The report specifically analyses the case of Brazil, based on new tax incentives data made available by the Brazilian Tax Revenue Agency, and draws parallels with similar cases around the world.

The failures of outsourcing in Australia’s job services

Briefing on reforming EU procurement rules to exclude tax dodgers

Uber in New Zealand: The business of misclassification

Microsoft: Gaming Global Taxes, Winning Government Contracts