Nick Shaxson ■ Brisbane G20 event: be part of the world’s biggest mock tax haven
From Micah Challenge in Australia, an event that comes ahead of the G20 world leaders’ meeting in Brisbane due on November 15 and 16. They introduce it in their press release:
“On Saturday 8 November, hundreds of concerned Australians dressed as corporate accountants will transform part of Brisbane’s CBD into a tax evader’s paradise of palm trees, mocktails, beach chairs and briefcases to shed light on the issue of multinational tax dodging.”
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