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Amazon is widely known globally for its online retail sales and delivery, but Amazon’s profits are driven by cloud computing and rely heavily on contracts with governments. A new report by the Centre for International Corporate Tax Accountability and Research (CICTAR)...

This report provides several case studies of large Australian aged care operators that demonstrate the urgent need for government reforms to require transparency and public accountability on federal aged care funding. The Royal Commission’s two-year review found a...

CICTAR is collaborating in a new investor initiative on Responsible Corporate Tax in collaboration with PIRC. This collaboration builds on previous CICTAR engagements with global investors to support greater transparency on corporate tax practices and payments....

CICTAR’s latest report, launched in conjunction with the BBC’s Panorama, reveals details of how the UK’s largest care home operator shifted profits offshore to private investors, while appearing to report artificial losses allowing it to dramatically reduce or...

Uber’s global tax structure is an example of a much broader problem with multinationals short-changing global governments by shifting their taxable profits offshore. The business model of Uber and other ‘platform’ or ‘gig’ corporations also has the potential to drive...

Glencore has responded to the allegations in CICTAR's latest report, which you can read here. The company says that it complies with current tax rules. We do not dispute this, but say that tax avoidance is unethical and the rules should be changed. Please read...

World leaders are deciding how to change the global tax system so that multinational companies pay their share. A review of Glencore's use of transfer (mis)pricing, shell companies and tax havens reveals that current proposals are not enough. We need tax laws that...