Many companies, including as many as half of all large U.S. multinationals, will soon begin publicly reporting tax and other financial information for a range of high-risk jurisdictions typically associated with profit shifting and related tax avoidance schemes.
In this month’s news roundup, Treasury releases reporting form advancing landmark anti-money laundering regulations for U.S. residential real estate markets, FACT now hiring, and other highlights from FACT’s publications and our allies.
FACT submits comments to the House Ways and Means Committee on necessary international tax reforms for the 2025 tax fight, new research calls for a “follow the money” approach to environmental crimes, and FACT allies gather for illegal mining panel at COP16 Biodiversity.
A new policy brief coauthored by FACT and leading civil society organizations from Peru, Colombia, and Brazil outlines seven key recommendations for governments to better address, mitigate, and prevent the harms caused by illegal mining in the Amazon region.
By addressing unfair tax breaks given to U.S.-based multinational corporations, Congress can help level the playing field for wholly domestic businesses, end incentives for offshoring, and raise more than one trillion dollars in new revenues.
Un nuevo informe de la Coalición de Responsabilidad Financiera y Transparencia Corporativa (FACT) revela que Estados Unidos es el destino extranjero más común para los productos e ingresos derivados de los delitos ambientales cometidos en la Región Amazónica.
