Tax Havens within Legal Boundaries. Older and Newer Cases

Anda Simona Rădulescu

Romanian Economic Journal, 2017, vol. 20, issue 64, 97-108

Abstract: Tax havens, where many businesspeople, including the Romanians, keep the businesses to pay less taxes, but also away from the authorities and the media have become the subject of journalistic and legal investigations worldwide (see the case of Panama Papers) . In this paper we reveal some form of offshore fraud known more or less recent and famous.

Date: 2017
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