Offshore Incorporated
Tax avoidance in crown dependencies reveals how brass plates enable capital flight and hinder financial transparency.
“A story seismic enough to shift perceptions of finance and flag forever.”
Synopsis
Tax avoidance in crown dependencies reveals how brass plates enable capital flight and hinder financial transparency.
Synopsis
Mark Donne investigates tax avoidance practices in Offshore Incorporated. The film focuses on tax havens and capital flight, detailing how crown dependencies facilitate these actions. It discusses the use of brass plates in financial maneuvers that allow individuals and corporations to evade taxes. The documentary questions the ethics of these practices amid growing demands for financial transparency. It runs for 74 minutes and was released in 2015.
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