Nov 7, 2022 | In the news
It’s been a big few weeks for CICTAR in the media. Our recent investigation into Microsoft’s suspect tax behaviour garnered huge interest in the world’s press. But even with all this attention on one case, there has been ample media attention on...
Nov 7, 2022 | In the news
Our investigation into how Microsoft uses a web of shell companies to potentially dodge billions in tax has gained widespread coverage in the world’s media. Australia’s public broadcaster, ABC, ran a story, ‘Minimising tax is legal. A new report...
Oct 25, 2022 | In the news
25th October 2022 CICTAR welcomes the commitment by the Australian government, announced today as part of the federal budget, to introduce greater tax transparency for multinational corporations operating in Australia. The expected Australian legislation to require...
Jul 12, 2022 | In the news
By Scilla Alecci, 11 July 2022 CICTAR researchers estimated that, in 2019, the year of the IPO, Uber avoided at least $556 million in taxes globally. In recent corporate filings, Uber said it is currently facing numerous audits by tax agencies in the U.S. and abroad....
May 6, 2022 | In the news
The COVID-19 pandemic put care for the aged on the political agenda across the Global North, exposing the dismal conditions both staff and residents have endured for years across much of the sector. From France to Canada, unions who have long warned about the industry...
Apr 5, 2022 | In the news
By Nassim Khadem, 18 April 2022 Jason Ward, principal analyst at the Centre for International Corporate Tax Accountability & Research (CICTAR), said he welcomes any moves to speed up the implementation of the OECD plan but said that alone was not enough. Read...
