The taxing implications of the Panama papers

The South African Revenue Service (Sars) will analyse the so-called Panama Papers that show evidence of highly organised tax avoidance and secret money flows across the world into offshore accounts of controversial South Africans. It said Sars is a signatory to international conventions relating to the exchange of information with other jurisdictions and will analyse the information as it becomes available. The disclosure of large amounts of information about offshore funds is of huge significance in combating tax evasion and corruption and tracing proceeds of organised crime. To tell us abut the business of tax evasion we have...

Guest: Matthew Haddon
Position: Founder of Simply tax