Pandora Papers
The world’s rich and powerful are stashing $674b in this unlikely US tax haven
South Dakota is the home of Mount Rushmore and cattle and pigs outnumber the citizens by a factor of six. It is also a favourite place for the wealthy to store their assets.
- Anders Melin
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The Pandora Papers: what’s in the box?
Today on Please Explain, business investigative reporter Sarah Danckert joins Jess Irvine to discuss the biggest data leak of offshore tax details in history.
- Jessica Irvine
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Pandora Papers - the tax nerd’s view
Australians with undisclosed overseas assets should seriously consider making a clean breast to the ATO before the tax office comes knocking.
- Mark Molesworth
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The Pandora Papers explained
The Pandora Papers have been described as one of the world’s biggest data leaks and lifts the lid on the parallel economy of offshore finance.
- Charlotte Grieve
‘Not avoiding tax’: Westpac director digs in after Pandora Papers expose
Westpac director Steven Harker says he used a Samoan superannuation fund set up by one of the firms at the centre of an investigative journalism sting to avoid paying more tax than necessary.
- Sarah Danckert
Secrets of the rich and famous: ATO to review Pandora Papers leak
The ATO says it will analyse a trove of secret documents that allegedly shows the secret tax affairs of the super wealthy and famous to see if it can identify any possible Australian links.
- Sarah Danckert
Pandora Papers leak expose offshore financial systems used by the rich and famous
A massive trove of private financial records exposes secretive offshore systems used to hide billions of dollars from tax authorities, creditors and criminal investigators.
- Greg Miller, Debbie Cenziper and Peter Whoriskey
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