Talk:Shell corporation/Archives/2015
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In case there's something here that might be useful as a ref: --Ronz (talk) 19:59, 19 June 2015 (UTC)
- Cracking the shells: New rules in the European Union take aim at corporate secrecy
- Sun and Shadows: How an Island Paradise Became a Haven for Dirty Money (2014-06-09), Matthew Shaer, Michael Hudson and Margot Williams, International Consortium of Investigative Journalists
- Coal Companies Are Selling Coal To Themselves To Get More Government Subsidies (2015-01-07), ThinkProgress. "Increasingly, the major coal companies are selling Powder River Basin coal not on an open market, but to an elaborate network of shell companies that they own and control ..."
- Towers of Secrecy (Feb. 2015), a series of 6 articles "examining people behind shell companies buying high-end real estate" in New York City. Part 1: Time Warner Center: Symbol of the Boom, Part 2: The Mysterious Malaysian Financier, Part 3: The Besieged Indian Builder, Part 4: The Mexican Power Brokers, Part 5: The Russian Minister and Friends, Summary: The Hidden Money Buying Up New York Real Estate. Louise Story and Stephanie Saul, The New York Times
- New Zealand, Ukraine, Latvia, Moldova, Panama, Switzerland: the Shell Company Incorporation Franchises, Introduction (2014-05-06), Part 1 (2014-05-08), Part 2 (2014-05-13), Part 3 (2014-05-16), Part 4 (2014-05-23), Part 5 (2014-06-04), Part 6 (2014-06-17), Part 7 (2014-08-28). Richard Smith, Naked Capitalism
Reference removed from See also section
Again, maybe it could be used as a reference? --Ronz (talk) 20:02, 19 June 2015 (UTC)
- Register of beneficial ownership, aiming at disclosing shell companies that are being used to launder money from criminal activity, to finance terrorism, or to evade taxes.[1]
- ^ The Guardian, EU shines light on dirty money with new tax rules