Experts urge more action on tax havens following Pandora Papers release

The recently released Pandora Papers highlight many global elites who have gotten away with avoiding tax regulations and fees.

The Pandora Papers, published on Oct. 3, come more than five years after the Panama Papers and Paradise Papers were released, revealing the hidden world of rich tax avoiders. Photograph courtesy of Unsplash/Wesley Tingey

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BY ALICE CHEN

October 13, 2021

Following the recent release of a new trove of documents exposing the use of tax havens by the rich, from politicians to celebrities, experts say that despite some progress on tackling tax havens in recent years, much remains to be done. The Pandora Papers, which were published on Oct. 3, come more...

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