Martin Kopeček

Senior Developer

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Martin is a web developer specialising at data visualizations and interactive web apps and a data management specialist. Before TJN Martin was an advisor to the deputy minister at the Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic. Martin holds a Master's in Economics from Charles University in Prague.

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Martin Kopeček

Short bio

Online conference: Imperial inequalities: states, empires, taxation and reparations

Beneficial ownership definitions: determining “control” unrelated to ownership

Panama – Submission to the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women

Beneficial ownership transparency in Africa The state of play in 2020

Progressive Tax Measures to Realize Rights

The state of play of beneficial ownership registration in 2020

The axis of tax avoidance: Time for the EU to close Europe’s tax havens

Tax-responsible rules for Corona Bailout

Time for the EU to close its own tax havens

Beneficial ownership in the investment industry: A strategy to roll back anonymous capital

Regional Imbalances in the UK Economy Inquiry submission

Vulnerability and Exposure to Illicit Financial Flows risk in Africa

Data on bank transfers: Complementing automatic exchange of information and detecting illicit financial flows in real time

Ashes to ashes: How British American Tobacco avoids taxes in low and middle income countries

The Tax Justice Network submission to the OECD consultation

Beneficial ownership verification: ensuring the truthfulness and accuracy of registered ownership information

Brass necks and boilerplate: How US multinationals treat UK requirements for tax strategy disclosure

Accounting (f)or Tax: The Global Battle for Corporate Transparency

Lobbyism in International Tax Policy: The Long and Arduous Path of Country-by-Country Reporting

Delivering a level playing field for offshore bank accounts – What the new OECD/Global Forum peer reviews on automatic information exchange must not miss

Trusts: Weapons of Mass Injustice?

Findings of the 2nd TJN Survey on Automatic Exchange of Information

HMRC, Building an Uncertain Future: The cuts don’t work

Global Taxation: Financing Education and the Other Sustainable Development Goals

Should Europe Trust Trusts? (Part 2 of 2)

Drilling down to the real owners (Part 1 of 2)

Why Google is paying just 2% tax rate in the UK

Measuring Misalignment: the Location of US Multinationals’ Economic Activity Versus the Location of their Profits

Tax Haven Germany – why many rich don’t pay tax here

BEPS Monitoring Group: Strengthening the Rules on Controlled Foreign Corporations (CFCs.)

The Offshore Game

TJN-A report: Tax Treaties in Sub-Saharan Africa

The end of bank secrecy? Bridging the gap to effective automatic information exchange: An Evaluation of OECD’s Common Reporting Standard (CRS) and its alternatives

Risk Mining the Public Exchequer: what tax avoidance is

Krishen Mehta: ten ways developing countries can take control of their tax destinies

TJN’s response to a paper by two U.S. academics, funded by the tax haven of Jersey and attacking Price of Offshore

Key data report: Financial Secrecy, Banks and the Big 4 Firms of Accountants

Where to draw the line? Identifying secrecy jurisdictions for applied research

Inequality: you don’t know the half of it (or why hidden offshore wealth means inequality is worse than we thought)

The Creeping Futility of the Global Forum’s Peer Reviews

The Cost of Tax Abuse

The UK-Swiss deal: doomed to fail

Briefing paper on EU Savings Tax Directive and Automatic Information Exchange

Policy paper on automatic tax information exchange between Northern and Southern Countries

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