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Tax Evasion and Development Finance: Strengthening Global Action

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As law enforcement agencies continue to crack-down on international tax evaders to promote transparency in the global financial system, a lot more needs to be done to ensure that financing for development efforts are not impacted. The negative impact of tax evasion on domestic resources is best expressed by the development challenges that many countries continue to face. A combination of policy interventions and strong political can create space for new mechanisms in support of combating tax evasion, promoting transparency and increasing domestic resources for development financing.

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Raymond Offenheiser

President, Oxfam America

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Sri Mulyani Indrawati

Minister of Finance, Indonesia
Jessica Tillipman

Assistant Dean for Field Placement, The George Washington University Law School
Luis Miguel Castilla

Ambassador to the United States, Peru
Eric C. Hylton

Executive Director, International Operations Criminal Investigation
Benny Engelbrecht

Minister of Taxation, Denmark
Mogens Jensen

Minister for Trade and Development Cooperation, Denmark
Villa Kulild

Director General, Norad
Leonard Frank McCarthy

Integrity Vice President, World Bank Group