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So you're just talking about buying stock/assets then? I don't know what other financial products you mean. >Buying stock in an IPO in a multinational corporat

So you're just talking about buying stock/assets then? I don't know what other financial products you mean. >Buying stock in an IPO in a multinational corporation based in Taxhavenlandia would be one example. Even if this were the case, the only bad part would be evading taxes. To generate a profit, it still has to be an investment in a profitable venture, which increases overall economic productivity. (I also don't think there's any indication that this happens on a large scale, otherwise the stock index of any such Taxhavenlandia should show this)

romwell 5y ago
>Even if this were the case, the only bad part would be evading taxes. Ah, the little things. >To generate a profit, it still has to be an investment in a profitable venture Like Twitter? Which got a tax break recently, BTW >I also don't think there's any indication that this happens on a large scale Did you try looking? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panama_Papers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panama_Papers