Sentence examples for exposed tax from inspiring English sources

Other offshore centers and havens have faced the same pressures, as government crackdowns and data leaks have exposed tax evasion at the highest levels.

The HSBC whistleblower who exposed tax dodging on an industrial scale through the UK organisation's secretive Swiss private bank has been sentenced to five years in jail by a Swiss court.

These exposed tax structures used by Disney, Skype, Koch Industries, Reckitt Benckiser and others.

Nor can an exposed tax dodger offer to pay back money because they are "concerned about how it looks to the outside world", and then walk away with no repercussion.

One programme rewards individuals who expose tax problems at their workplace.

The new supervisory board would provide a point of contact for whistleblowers wanting to expose tax cheats.

Rudolf Elmer was fired by Baer in 2002, and now says he wants to expose tax evasion.

Mikhael told the investigators that Falciani had intended to use his database not to expose tax evasion but to make money.

"Too many countries are using our treaties as a shield to deny tax information to us instead of using those treaties as a sword to expose tax cheats as was intended," Levin said at the time.

The Obama administration, like those before it, has tried to persuade Congress to repeal it, but dozens of lawmakers have linked its repeal to the new legislation, named after Sergei L. Magnitsky, a Russian lawyer who was arrested and died in prison after trying to expose tax fraud by government officials.

During his period in charge of The Times of London's newsroom, his team won Newspaper of the Year, News Team of the Year, Scoop of the Year and Reporter of the Year awards ­all driven by campaigns which he orchestrated, ranging from exposing tax avoidance and hidden child sex abuse, to a campaign which led to an historic reform of the UK child adoption system.