Multinational companies should be required to publicly report their number of employees, facilities and their revenue on a country-by-country basis to help reveal tax abuses, a US-based think-tank has said in the aftermath of leak Paradise Papers.
The leaked documents from Bermuda-based global offshore law firm Appleby revealed the offsore investments by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists. The investments appear among a leak of 13.4 million files from two offshore service providers and the company registries of 19 tax havens.
The latest vast leak of financial papers has details on 180 countries.