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Walking The Talk on Illicit Financial Flows: the G20’s Responsibility in Combating Illicit Capital Flight (Record no. 579)

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Personal name Economic Justice Network
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Title Walking The Talk on Illicit Financial Flows: the G20’s Responsibility in Combating Illicit Capital Flight
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Edition statement A policy brief for South Africa
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Place of publication South Africa
Name of publisher Economic Justice Network
Year of publication 2015
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Number of Pages 7p.
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Summary, etc This is a policy brief for South Africa on Illicit Financial Flows. For every dollar that developing countries receive in aid, they lose ten in illicit financial flows. If African governments and development partners expect to meaningfully reduce poverty, the call for multilateral automatic tax information exchange must be supported and the country-by-country financial reporting standard should be adopted by the IASB in order to enable tax administrators to better detect the outflow of illicit money. South Africa has the opportunity to advance these measures on its own behalf as well as on behalf of the rest of the continent at the G20 Cannes Summit in November 2011.
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Topical Term Tax, Illicit Wealth, Poverty
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Uniform Resource Identifier iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/policy_brief_-_illicit_flows__tax_evasion_-_sa_-_g20.pdf
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