Methanex in New Zealand: Too broke to pay tax, but paying $70m in dividends to foreign owners?

Mark Carney: Canadian Prime Minister and ‘cutthroat capitalist’

Semestral, gratuito e voltado para estudantes universitários, o Caneta Crítica é um jornal brasileiro ilustrado que responde à ideia de que o discurso econômico precisa ser apropriado pelas pessoas para que haja participação popular consciente e proativa, essência da democracia. Na edição mais recente do jornal, o trabalho do CICTAR por justiça fiscal foi apresentado em uma página, intitulada "Os intocáveis do dinheiro: Sociedade civil denuncia injustiça tributária e trava batalha contra paraísos fiscais".

Caneta Crítica is a free Brazilian illustrated newspaper, aimed at students, that promotes the idea that the economic discourse needs to be appropriated by the people. CICTAR’s work is featured in the most recent edition

In the Inaugural edition of the ‘Locked Out’ podcast, Craig Renney, economist and Director of Policy at the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions, interviews CICTAR researcher Ed Miller about electricity prices, profit margins, impacts of privatization and why the market alone will not deliver the Just Transition.

Michael West Media reports on a new tool, jointly developed by CICTAR Tax Justice Network Australia and the University of Technology Sydney to allow citizens to see which corporations pay tax in Australia, and which do not.

New Zealand Herald investigates the finances of global food giant Compass with input for CICTAR researcher Ed Miller

Swiss media covers CICTAR Starbucks report and the protest in Lausanne by Public Eye, Alliance Sud, PSI and IUF

ABC reports on CICTAR’s research into childcare costs and landlord profiteering

CICTAR Blog on proposals for tax reform in Brazil

Global reporting on CICTAR’s latest report on Starbucks

Reporting from ‘Business Insider’ on CICTAR’s latest report on Starbucks

Reporting from the The Post in New Zealand on CICTAR Researcher Ed Miller’s examination into Netflix’s accounts (or lack of).

ABC news reports on the new, and game changing, tax transparency laws passed in Australia at the end of 2024, quoting CICTAR’s Jason Ward on the implications of the new legislation

CICTAR’s Livi Gerbase writes about the implications of Australian legislation on tax transparency for Brazil

Reporting from the The Post in New Zealand on CICTAR’s report ‘Methanexit’ developed in partnership with 350 Aotearoa and Common Grace Aotearoa

CICTAR Principal Analyst, Jason Ward, makes the ITR ‘Global Tax 50’ for third year running

Leading industry publication ‘Taxnotes’ reports on the new tax transparency legislation brought in by Australia, following extensive lobbying by CICTAR, PSI, Union allies and civil society.

Reporting from the Financial Times (quoting CICTAR) on Australia’s approval for the world’s strictest tax disclosure laws for multinational companies, forcing them to reveal details of their finances in dozens of jurisdictions