Eleven million documents were leaked from one of the world's most secretive companies, Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca... READ MORE›
Thousands more names and companies revealed from Paradise Papers... READ MORE›
Claiming she was not formally accusing Mr Macron of any wrongdoing, Ms Le Pen said I've just asked him the question... READ MORE›
The bank allegedly channeled money through offshore companies, two of which were officially owned by one of the Russian president's closest friends... READ MORE›
Three of Canada's big banks provided services to nearly 2,000 offshore corporations since 1990 in the Bahamas, one of the world's premier tax havens, leaked records show... READ MORE›
Movie star Chan has at least six companies managed through Mossack Fonseca, files in the leak reveal... READ MORE›
The Panama Papers allegedly show law firm Mossack Fonseca helped set up shell companies and offshore accounts for global leaders. Here are 7 things to know... READ MORE›
More than half of Mossack Fonseca's companies are registered in the British Virgin Islands, a territory administered from London... READ MORE›
The Royal Bank of Canada and its subsidiaries account for 378 shell companies registered in the Mossack Fonseca data... READ MORE›
But other Panamanian law firms joined the fray, too, including larger and more prominent practices than Mossack Fonseca... READ MORE›
ICIJ director Gerard Ryle says 'overwhelming public interest' in the Panama Papers justifies publishing certain details... READ MORE›
The owners of diamond mines in Sierra Leone and safari companies in Kenya and Zimbabwe also created shell companies... READ MORE›
Above all, the Panama Papers reveal an industry that flourishes in the gaps and holes of international finance... READ MORE›
The leaked Mossack Fonseca documents have revealed to us how the families of China's leaders keep money offshore... READ MORE›
Panama Papers Iceland's PM resigns over offshore tax haven revelations... READ MORE›
In one case two years ago, a whistle-blower sold internal Mossack Fonseca data to German authorities... READ MORE›
Between 2005 and 2015, Mossack Fonseca incorporated more than 100,000 offshore entities, such as trusts and shell companies... READ MORE›
At that time, Mr. Soria was mayor of the city of Las Palmas, in the Canary Islands... READ MORE›
SNC-Lavalin paid 22M to secret offshore company to get Algeria contracts Panama Papers... READ MORE›
Iceland's prime minister became the first high-profile casualty over the leaked Panama Papers, offering his resignation Tuesday... READ MORE›
Offshore experts said they doubt that many prominent U.S. citizens and politicians will turn up in the data... READ MORE›
News reports allege that Gunnlaughsson and his wife established a company in the British Virgin Islands with the help of Mossack Fonseca... READ MORE›
It's known as the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act FATCA, or, as its opponents sometimes call it, the Fat Cat Tax Act... READ MORE›
They're going to have a real problem pursuing all those people... READ MORE›
Royal Bank to turn over files on Panama Papers clients to taxman... READ MORE›
CBC says no to CRA's request to turn over Panama Papers... READ MORE›
A previous cache of Mossack Fonseca documents obtained by German authorities was also used to verify the new material, Obermayer added... READ MORE›
A Paris court found Jerome Cahuzac, a cosmetic surgeon by trade who was made budget minister when Hollande won power in 2012, guilty of tax fraud and money laundering... READ MORE›
In last April's Panama Papers leaks, more than 11 million documents from Mossack Fonseca were released... READ MORE›
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