A new enhanced website launched this week by the International Committee of Investigative Journalists which contains all the resources from the Panama Papers tax-avoidance scandal as well as a range of original documents exposing the use and ‘abuse’ of other offshore tax avoidance havens. It now covers over 40 years (1977-2015) and 200 countries. You can search by people, companies or country. One of the most popular searches this week- ‘trump’. See our original Panama Papers blog post which has links to useful websites and recent papers on tax havens and tax avoidance.
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